LEONIS Water Erasable Fabric Marking Pen Blue 5 Count Pack [ 78008 ]

Finally! A fabric marking tool that is easy to use and stays put until you want to remove it. I have hated all the marking pens I've tried, and was defaulting to chalk, which has its own challenges... I bought these and I love them. They write on a variety of fabrics easily because they are felt tip, the light blue color is easy to see on most fabrics, it doesn't bleed through fabric, it doesn't transfer onto your hands like other markers/pens, or even sharpie can on fabrics like felt, and it's easy to remove. I will be buying these for a long time to come.

Really nice pens with fine point. Last for a good amount of use and the mark erases easily with cool water. I use them to mark quilting lines on fabric. Very pleased with them!

The blue marker (water erasable) was just what I needed. I didn't realize that the pink was air erasable (ink disappears after ten days) when I purchased and can't think of a use for it but that's how it goes sometimes. Blue marker worked well for tracing and existing pattern onto new canvas to make again and seems like it will be easy to work around with stitching. I used it to trace out five different 6" circle canvases and there still seems to be plenty of ink left.

These work great and do not dry out like some other brands. I’ve left the cap off on accident several times for a couple hours and they still mark well. Ink disappears easily when steamed or washed. I also like the shorter length. Easier to use when sewing.

I've tried every quilt marking product out there and these are by far the best water-erasable pens available. The brand name markers available at my local craft/fabric store never quite did the job. I just finished marking a queen size quilt and this was my experience. These pens are literally WET compared to others and I never had to go over my marking to make it visible - the color is strong - so marking was rapid and accurate. That said, be aware that the pens are small. It took 2 and 1/2 pens to do my queen size quilt - although none of the pens were depleted, they just faded to a point where they weren't as quick and easy to use. I think that is pretty good for such a tiny pen. I needed to use a light and rapid hand because there is so much ink. Warning: The cap doesn't stay on the end of the pen while you are using it and is easily lost so best to place it where you can find it again. Finally, it takes a LOT of water to remove the marks completely. I had to completely wet the fabric and rub with a towel but I was able to remove the ink completely. Great product! I will be ordering more.

Small; about four inches long. Fits well into little sewing pouch. I bought the 10-pack thinking their might be dud if I only ordered one. NO duds !

Half the size of my mark b gone pen, I thought it was a joke!

They work good for marking quilts, removes with water. This my 3rd package.

Item well recvd. It’s v short. Tested on paper ok. Yet to try on fabric. Bought it at prime deal abt sgd 12/1 pkt of 5 pens. Only blue.

This brand is the best marker I’ve found in more than 60 years of sewing. Fine tip is great for stencils. Air erase is reliable, water soluble needs only light mist. These are hard to find but when price is right I buy in bulk and vacuum seal in batches if five.

2nd lot of these markers I've bought, and I recommend them to my sewing buddies. They stay sharp and colour stays intense and visible, washes out no problem.

this is very convenient for my embroidery work, easy to wash out and doesn't stain blue-tinted if I use light/white thread. Not super helpful for embroidery on very dark and black fabrics, but also white chalk lines aren't helpful on white fabrics, so~ I like that it comes with so many-- I haven't used any of them up yet and I've been using them for a few months, but It's convenient for me to be able to keep them in a few places. Washes out with cool or warm water, but also doesn't immediately lose it's definition if you get it a bit damp by accident.

Good quality. Thanks.