Heat erasable pens
#31
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I use the madam sew pens, I am quite sure it’s the same as frixion ones. I don’t iron to disappear the lines. I ALWAYS wash my quilted items when finished quilting and binding because I spray baste. I also put in the dryer for the crinkles. I’ve tested the cold/reappearing thing with putting quilts outside when it’s freezing and putting smaller items in the freezer. So far I haven’t had any issues. Also I don’t pre wash. I iron while I piece, but never after quilting. Hope this helped a someone.
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#32
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I looked at a quilt I made about ten years go and used Frixon to mark the quilting lines. Not one problem I could see. No lines, no damage, nothing. It had been washed a few times before putting away folded in the closet. Big to do about nothing as far as I am concerned about Frixon pens use or not use.
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I just used the Crayola Ultra Clean washable makers for making a grid for Sashiko stitching. Every color washed out fine but the brown and orange. The grey was the best. If you go this route, test on your fabric first.