🖊️ Black Uchida 522-C-1 Marvy Fine Point Fabric Marker Review

I only bought this to write on fabrics and then wash them. Difficult to read after washing. With the same success it was possible to use Sharpie. Dissatisfied customer.

I use this for my patchwork projects when I'm done and it writes nice and clear with no bleeding! Good subtle advice! I'm not sure yet about the wash or lightfastness!

No. Just no. I bought this in hopes it wouldn't bleed and stay on the tags of my satin clothes. nope My regular sharpie deer works better. I'm glad I only spent $3 on it because it's one and done. I wish I had my $3 because it's useless to me.

They go perfectly with my quilting project. I checked the fabric square and washed it and the ink was still clear. The markers were easy to write on and the tips were good enough for detail work. It's a good, true black. Will definitely buy them again when I need them.

I had a hard time finding a pen to make labels for quilts. The handles are either too thick or too thin and they just look ugly! I decided to try this one and I'm so glad I did! I made the label out of 100% cotton. The pen wrote letters effortlessly. There was NO bleeding. The letters were NOT blurry! Just crisp black letters that are easy to read. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I will order this again!

The cloth marker I used to draw my grandchildren's growth charts ran out after six years. Locally, the two major craft shops had nothing of the sort with sophistication, and since my daughter had thrown away the old pen, I couldn't identify the brand. A search on Revain turned up "Uchida 522-C-1 Marvy Fine Point Fabric Marker Black" and I bought it. I found that the "thin" point on the marker wasn't as thin as I had hoped. The growth charts are made from a poly-cotton blend and contain…