Hello Hobby White Water-Soluble Fabric Marking Pencil (1 Count)

At first i had to push in the fabric like seriously in depth I think the pencil was super dry or something but I left mine out in the sun for a bit and it came out way smoother I tried not to smear the product- when I did I couldn't find the mark so make sure u dont blend it like I did and erasing it I used a warm baby wipe . Didn't woke well for me on my skin tones fabrics I would recommend only for darks, I would it recommend it if you don't mind the Clean up . I'd still prefer the iron off pen.

I got this to help mark quilt lines on my projects and draw out patterns. Overall I was happy with it, you do have to apply pressure to get the line to show up, and it's obviously harder to see on light colored fabric. The pencil is strong and not brittle since the chalk doesn't break easily. I was able to use it for a long time before needing to sharpen. It came off the fabric easily, by wiping with water or washing the fabric but It is not heat disappearing.

I can't say that I hate this product, but I can't say that I love it either just kind of middle of the road nothing fancy, which is fine. It's for sewing. I had a lot of trouble getting it to actually mark maybe because I am just a chalk user at heart I don't really know just I wasn't impressed but I literally wasn't heartbroken either for the price. It did what it needed to do. I just needed something a little bit better but I would recommend it in a pinch or two i can't say that I hate this product, but I can't say that I love it either just kind of middle of the road nothing fancy, which is fine. It's for sewing. I had a lot of trouble getting it to actually mark maybe because I am just a chalk user at heart I don't really know just I wasn't impressed but I literally wasn't heartbroken either for the price. It did what it needed to do. I just needed something a little bit better but I would recommend it in a pinch or too someone who's a beginner and I still keep it in my sewing box so it is what it is. someone who's a beginner and I still keep it in my sewing box so it is what it is.

This is a must have for sewing projects especially if your making clothes. love how easy it is to mark clothes even when using it very gently (highly recommend using it gently) and washes away or you can use a clean damp towel to remove marks afterwards

Affordable and does just what I needed. I wanted to embroider on cotton fabric for the first time and didn't want to risk using an ink pen, so I used this, and it worked great. The color is pretty soft, and in the end I didn't even have to wash it off since it disappeared nicely beneath my stitches. Would recommed!

I got this to use on dark purple fabric, and it did not work at all. My fabric was a bit stretchy and I thought that may be the problem, so I tried it on a dark cotton... it didn't work. I tried rubbing it on paper to soften it but that didn't help. I have read that heating it may help so I will try that next, but you are better off buying fabric chalk.

I used this Hello Hobby White Water-Soluble pencil for outlining large projects, like the text and characters on banners. It performed excellently for mapping out my designs. The mark is highly visible and creates a smooth, clear line, which is essential for detailed work. It was easy to handle and allowed me to quickly and accurately get my design onto the surface. Plus, since it's water-soluble, it would be ideal for fabric projects where the mark needs to disappear. Highly recommended for crafters and artists!

I bought this to mark out a drawing on a jacket for my daughter. Using it was new to me so i wasnt sure if it would even work. It was hard to use for what I was trying to do. I ended up going another route, but I think if I used it on some other type of material it may have shown up better or applied easier.

This is a fabric marker with disappearing ink, so the patterns for the 17 dolls my daughter decided to make for friends don't end up with ink marks on them after they're sewn together. Easier to use than waxed chalk markers. And so much easier to see. Just have to be careful not to handle the work with sweaty hands!

This really did not work for me. When I first opened it - it wouldn't mark white on anything. I then sharpened it myself and it worked a little better but not by much. It more so was a faint white line probably from me rubbing it on the fabric too hard. It might work on black fabric but that would be the only thing.