7 Colors Water Erasable Marking Pens, Washable Fabric Marker,7 Pack with 14 Refills

They are great for marking my stitch working my large works. Helps tremendously! Just wish the ink didn’t come out so fast, has a tendency to leave HUGE blots. Bat as someone who works large patterns it’s a huge help.

I almost didn’t do a review because I don’t want everyone to know how amazing these pens are and have them sell out. Seriously.I keep finding more and more positive things to add to my already high opinion. Here are the reasons I love them:-The colors are bright and clean.-They really wash out. Really. Like, gone. I have heavy lines and they still wash/rinse out.-They last longer than expected. I use them pretty often and I have not had to replace the ink yet.-They come with ink refills.These are my favorite pens. So, you can read my review and know how great they are, but you are not allowed to make them sell out! Haha.

I am a quilter. Once these pens arrived, I was skeptical, so I ran a test before using. I am used to the Clover water soluble, which disappears right away. This is not that. But after soaking fo several hours, the marks are completely gone. A couple of colours (especially yellow) leave a slight residue when still wet, but invisible once fully dried. These mark clean & smooth like a good quality gel pen, and with 2 refills for each colour, it's a great deal.

Used on fabric for sewing. Said water erasable. I applied water even used soap detergent to remove mark. Just bleeds. Not what I expected.

I was hoping these pens would work for garment sewing. Unfortunately, the heat from an iron sets the ink and keeps it from washing out completely, so they won't work for my purposes. As long as you don't iron the fabric before washing out the ink, it washes out in the washing machine. A quick hand washing didn't get the ink out. All of the colors washed out the same.I haven't tested these extensively, but I would assume that like all of the other pens and markers I've tried, the ink is more likely to leave stains the longer it sits on your fabric, so wash it out as soon as possible. I would suggest washing in cold water, since heat sets the ink. Definitely test them yourself before using them on something important!Also "water erasable" refers to markers that have ink that chemically reacts with water and disappears when wet. These are just washable pens, not water erasable pens.

I use the water soluble pens for marking quilting lines. They work well except on dark fabrics where the lines using the lighter colors will not show up. I would love to be able to purchase refills only. The full set will not place marking on an entire king size quilt. It will need replacements to finish the quilt.

While these pens wash out in the laundry, and were suitable for my project, the last order I received had pens that appeared full, but then didn’t mark on the fabric and some refills were also not working, but looked like they should have. Tapping and shaking did not improve flow. This happened with the bright pink color. Thankful for refills as these ran out quite quickly. They washed out fine and I used color catchers in the wash. Mostly the brighter colors worked better for me as I was using bright colors. Yellow didn’t show up well. I would purchase these again and did.

Some of the colors leak, so I have to hold the pen upside as soon as I make a dot. But it’s not too bad.Removing the ink is not as easy as you wet it and it disappears. You need to rub the fabric to wash the dye off the fabric. Just soaking doesn’t do anything. But if you rub it off, it comes off right away.All in all, I like i can draw my cross stitch patterns in different colors. I definitely make less errors with different colors. I highly recommend this product.