I rarely mark anything, as the markers don't last very long and are expensive. Rotary cutting eliminates the need to mark. However, I have found the ceramic pencils to be the best when they are needed.
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I f you use the pounce chalk and you don't want it to rub off before you get it quilted, give it a light spritz with hair spray.
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Originally Posted by 117becca
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The other negative comment that I've heard about the frixion is that when used on darker fabrics, the iron is used to erase the ink, there is a "white" line left....NOW, i've not thrown it into the wash to see if that whitish line disappears w/ washing ~ I will have to do that next time. I always test the fabric to see what happens.
I love the frixion pens, but will probably do a test, if it is a different type of fabric, before I mark from now on. |
Can you still buy the real graphite pencils I used to use them all the time and then could not find them. If anyone has a source, can you please post here. Thanks and I have never used the Frixion pen before will have to look for it.
Pat |
I use the blue sewing marker, washes out ok.
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homecaregiver, I found this link when I googled graphite pencils
http://www.dickblick.com/products/de...encils/#photos |
"Sewline ceramic mechanical pencil with interchangeable leads. They wash out, or you can erase the marks. I like them because they don't have to be sharpened."
Where do you get these pens? |
I am not for sure, but try an art supply house, or a drafting supply house. I use a drafting pencil and the grafite does not have a fixer in it so it is easy to erase.
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I use plain old #3 pencil. Washes right out.
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I also love the frision pens. I have found that Staples has a great supply of them.
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