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There are 4 colors heat erase pens and heat erase pens refills, red, black, white and blue. The extra pen refills are 16 pieces in total, which allows you to mark fabrics of different colors, meeting most of your needs for sewing, tailoring and making handicrafts.
The sewing fabric marker pens are widely applied in sewing and tailoring, work well on dress marking, clothes marking, handicrafts, shoe labels, embroidery and so on, you can also use them to draw complex patterns on fine handmade clothes and crafts.
Specifications:
Colors: red, white, blue, black
Pen size:14.5cm / 5.7inch
Sewing gauge: 6inch
Note:
1. Please put on the cap in time after use, keep it in a cool place, avoid direct sunlight, so that your next use will still be smooth.
2. This product is only used for industrial production marks. Please do not use it to fill in important documents such as contract and signature.
Debs
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2025
I’ve used the chalk to mark my fabrics and these pens work so much better for me simply because of better precision. The ink disappears right away when you apply heat. I also like that it comes with different colors and a small ruler!
Lisa L
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2024
They were all packed in a clear plastic sleeve. Each cartridge has a plastic cap on the end to keep the fluid from getting on everything. Once I assembled the cartridge in the pen I checked to see if they marked immediately, and they did! The white was light at first, but became more distinct after a few moments, certainly no complaints. The seam gauge was with the package, can you ever have enough? (I use them often for quilting and sewing). They also are a quick straight edge when I don’t need a big ruler.
مزون
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on March 3, 2024
غير عملية لأنبعضها ناشفو صعب فتح الغطاء و تركيبهوحبرها قليللم تعجبني
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024
These have been great. It was easy to mark on the fabric - the varitey of colors has enabled me to mark on all fabrics I am using. It dried quickly and was visible through the time I worked with each project. The "ink" came out after ironing. Very satisfied
Kam
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2024
I tried the white pen and you can barely see it on black cloth. Even if you go over it multiple time, there is barely a mark and the mark disappears as you handle the cloth. The gauge (ruler) is a very cheap piece of flimsy aluminum. Do not recommend.
R
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2023
I've never dared to get into embroidery because I couldn't just eyeball making straight lines. And then I took a sashiko class and we were drawing the lines, but using powdered dry pencils, and they'd disappear too quickly. But I came home and started watching sashiko videos, and that's how I learned about these pens. And it made the sashiko much easier and I'm excited to see what else I can now try.As for this pen versus others that seem exactly the same - I like that you get refills to a standard pen. You do have to have a bit of faith in the white. It looks very light when you first mark it, but it does get more visible as it dries. All of the colors seem to wear off with just as much heat as my hands can generate pretty well.I am very pleased.
Patricia Hogge
Reviewed in the United States on October 3, 2023
Ink runs out really fast, but great to use
Kathryn M. Watts
Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2023
These have been wonderful for drawing my quilting lines. I wish you could buy only the colors you use. I find the white pen is the one I use most often. Once I sew over the lines I’ve drawn, the lines are easily removed using my iron. I’ve tried many different types of marking tools, and I have found this brand has been the easiest to use. Great product.
Mel J
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2022
All the colors worked well to mark and disappear with the application of heat. The white seemed dry and very light and hard to use to mark fabric. Here is a TIP - I out the white fully assembled white pen in a glass of hot tap water (not boiling water) and let it set in the hot water for a few minutes. After taking the pen out of the glass, dried it off, took off the top and then ran the white marking pen over material a few times and it began to work perfectly. The white also disappeared when heat was applied. I would by these again!
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