Crayola Art Marker Pack, Broad, Assorted, 10 Count, 1 Pack

These markers are the perfect thing to add a personal touch to your wardrobe. Even the dreaded face mask can be decorated with these. Add a clean joke or cute design, and you'll actually be accessorizing! I added a message to one of my face masks, to the LO's fairly plain Christmas shirt, and I personalized gifts I'll send to others. The colors are bold, and didn't soak through the fabrics I used, but it is possible, so protect your work surface. You can set the design with an iron or in the dryer, and wash separately for three washes. Don't forget that children identify the Crayola design, and don't understand these are permanent. Be sure to keep the markers out of their reach!

We used these markers to make Tshirts and it was so much fun! The lids are easy to remove and snap on, the dye comes out well and even. We just tossed the shirts in the dryer one at a time, the color locked in great. We have washed a couple times now and so far no fading. These are great for a rainy day craft project. We used it on white shirts as well as light blue.

I received the 2 boxes of crayons fabric markers., thank you! Promp

Good markers did a great job, colors stayed good and bright after wash

I bought these for my second students to use when coloring a cloth bag for Mother's Day. The were easy for the kids to use and the colors were brilliant.

These are slender enough that small hands can manage them, just be careful with youngsters a these may stain clothing or other surfaces. They dried out faster than I expected and you may need to buy two sets for bigger projects. If you use them on clothing or anything washable, be aware that the color may run a bit.

11/15/2020 Me My granddaughter and I decided to try these Crayola fine line fabric markers as a first time art project together.There are 10 pretty colors in the box. Fine lines are more easy to trace a design or do it free hand. We tried cotton only fabrics such as undershirts. We used plain white copier paper as our shield under the shirt. We applied the ink as directed layering the same color until we got the desired results we wanted. The heating/ironing instruction were a bit different from what I have done in the past. Make sure the setting is correct and iron from inside out! I decided NOT to try the dryer method yet as I didn't want to take chances on colors bleeding in my dryer. The iron worked just fine. We washed our shirts by hand the first two times in cold water and mild soap because I wasn't washing each shirt individually in the washer. Too much water. I wouldn't recommend bleach for a while either. Our designs were big and simple without coloring between the lines. These are great markers for beginners and beyond.

Making dinosaur quilt for my new great grandbaby so I want to wash them a few times on him wash them and see how they're going to hold up before I finish the quilt I will let you know when it's done and even send a pic need more colors picked some up at were little Pricey but I needed the other colors

I wanted several boxes of the Crayola fabric markers that were of the Primary colors and Secondary colors , more bright colors and included brown. I looked for weeks in stores and online. On line, it would show the original box front but the order would show up as the other one with more pastels, pink lavender etc. and no brown and the red is not a true red. Our church has been using fabric markers since 2008 for coloring blocks for baby quilts and they have been wonderful markers to use. I much prefer the other colors and I am extremely disappointed they are no longer available. Thus we just had to make do with what we could fine. Many members were searching also and chose other brands but I was told by a teacher Crayola was the best. I prefer Crayola brand and always look for it when shopping. I hope you will bring the original colors back.

They were all dried up before ever using. We were to use them for a womens retreat last spring but Covid cancelled it. Many were dried up so was glad we weren't able to do the project.. Now looking for good fabric markers for this year and won't be using Crayola.