solstice3

I was just advised by a LQS who spoke to a company rep that they were not created for fabric. So let the buyer beware. I have decided to use a variety of other options

Onebyone

I use them all the time, but then I don't care if a problem will show up years later. The first quilt I used one for marking, the fabric is still fine and it's pretty old now and has been washed many times.

BettyGee

Thank you for doing the "leg work." I use the Frixion pens for measuring on the backside of fabric and have never had any problems; that said I also use a plain old pencil much of the time to mark. If I have any doubts about whether or not a mark will be left on my "work of art" I use Chaco chalk marker. Again thank you for all of your research.

zennia

Thank You for the helpful information. I have used them but after reading your article I will no longer do so.

ManiacQuilter2

I have never felt confident in using them. I will stick to white powder chalk.

mojo11

Thanks for sharing this good information.

ItsJustMe

Thanks sew much for sharing the information.

JanieH

Really good information! Thanks for posting the link.

ro

i never felt comfortable either using these pens. so now its 'quilters beware'.