Hehr Marker, Not sure of spelling.
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Had a lap quilt I was sewing, backed it with fleece, could not easily free motion, so I used my hehr? marker. I was pleansantly surprised it worked so well and I was able to quilt on top of the lines drawn. These were all straight lines drawn with a ruler, but it eliminated me using another way of marking and then contending with it not coming off as it should, just thought I would let everyone know, they do work and are cheap.
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You can have a look here:
http://www.clover-usa.com/product/26.../_/Hera_Marker
I'm sure it's available in many LQS and Online-Shops. I often use mine for marking grids! It really works great.
http://www.clover-usa.com/product/26.../_/Hera_Marker
I'm sure it's available in many LQS and Online-Shops. I often use mine for marking grids! It really works great.
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