EUROPRENE 12-Pack,4-Color Disappearing Ink Fabric Marker Pen - Vanishing Ink Erasable Pen Water Soluble Fabric Dual Function Marker Pen for Tailor's Chalk Gel pens Sewing Tool

The markers are a little dry, so you have to go over the same spot multiple times to get a definitive mark, not a huge deal since they sent more colors than were shown/advertised in what I ordered. I ordered the12 pack 4 color and ended up with 7 colors and 21 markers- which some were very dry so not really usable in the end. I probably won't purchase this again, as I have had much better quality marking pens in the past. To me, it is more frustrating and annoying to use a marker that you have to go back over and over to get the line to show, I would prefer to get better quality from the start- sometimes you get what you pay for, so I shouldn't complain, these were not expensive as far as marking pens go.

I am a quilter. As you can guess, I work with different colored fabrics. I love that this pack comes in 4 colors! Thank you!! This is exactly what I need. And so handy coming in a 12-pack. I go through my markers. I prefer pen over pencil because the lead always breaks in pencils.STORE TYPES: It seems all of the stores believe in one selling blue and purple... one of which disappears in contact with air and the other in contact with water. And as you can guess. THOSE pens only work on a few colors.So comparrison wise, go with these! I tested on quite a few of my scrap fabrics and was impressed! Thank you again! I will definitely be buying these pens again on Amazon.

Very nice, I'm using mine to sew little felt toys. Before I was pinning my templates to the fabric but that was a real hassle for the tiny parts. The pink fades on felt almost immediately. The others stick around at least a day but I hurry it along by putting a drop of water on the ink and dabbing it dry. I don't have to dab hard enough to hurt the felt!

According to the instruction, the colors are supposed to disappear after one week or so.Sometimes it does, but not always. The color of ink stays on fabric permanently sometimes.Need to use it carefully on the wrong side of fabric.

The pens were thankfully packaged in double plastic bags, because they leaked in transit. They worked OK. I used the pink color to mark some flannel on a quilt I was working on. I kinda freaked out because when I tried to wipe the ink off with a wet cloth the ink got bright red. However, after drying, the ink did disappear.

I liked them, they work good on light fabrics but they need white to use on dark fabrics

So many garments need markings before sewing. These pens are fine and mark well on every fabric I’ve tried.

I used these for marking fabric, the ink came out when spritzed with water. The ink came out even after ironing with a 300 degree iron. Pretty happy with them. When they came the pink pens had leaked some. It cleaned up ok.