🖌️ Snsowed 18 Count 6 Color Disappearing Erasable Ink Fabric Marker Pen: Perfect Sewing Tool for Tailor's Chalk Gel Pens Review

These multifunctional markers come in handy when you need to mark fabrics. Simply dampen the ink when you're done and it will lift off the fabric. good to have

Ideal for marking and tracing patterns. Colors allow you to choose what is displayed on the fabric. You can have a thick line or a thin line depending on what you choose.

Ink disappears after a few seconds. I bought these to mark darts without using chalk as chalk stains. But there wasn't enough ink on it to do anything, so I went back to chalk. I've tried every color in the pack and got the same results. I'm frustrated using them, it's a waste of sewing prep time. Just use chalk.

Usually just ONE of these markers is $8 at your local fabric store, but $8 for 18 is amazing! I tested all the markers and found that they all dissolve in water, but the yellow markers smeared and stained the fabric and one of the yellow markers was leaking. While a little disappointing, it's still a much better deal than many others you'll find. I'll probably buy it again anyway.

I'm so angry! They are not easy to remove and will ruin your project. I have never written negative reviews for any product, but that is not how they are presented. I bought them in July and it took some time to get my money back. (I haven't used them yet.) But that's not the point. I bought velvet fabric totaling over $150. If I hadn't tested them beforehand, I would have lost a lot of money. The statement "easily removed with water" is a big lie.

I bought these for some sewing projects I was working on. I tried them on a piece of fabric and am very happy with it. None of them "washed out" as described, although the green, pink, and yellow faded over time. The turquoise color has never changed and is still there a few weeks later. I was also disappointed that yellow and pink didn't show up at all on dark fabrics. I've tried them both on black cotton and haven't seen a single line drawn with them. I'd rather spend my money on a better…

I do a lot of needlework and a few years ago I tried counted cross stitch and failed miserably. I decided to try again. Received a pre-printed template first, which was great, but choices are limited. So I was looking for a way to mark the pattern myself. These pens are perfect! ! I mark several colors beforehand so I can count everything at once, and then you can embroider with ease. I live in a dry climate so all the colors stay in place until I wash them off. Since you wash your work when…