Hello Hobby White Water-Soluble Fabric Marking Pencil

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

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 is an item that is useful when hemming pants or even pegging pants plus making markings when following a pattern. And it comes with instructions on type of fabric to use and best way to remove the markings when done. I have used both the chalk type of marker and the white pencil. Both work well. If you go with the pencil you will probably want to purchase a pencil sharpener. Just the hand held type will work well. Under a dollar for the sharpener. Price was good for the pencil and quick delivery. Enjoy!

This is the best marking pencil I have purchased to date. It marked beautifully and the lines stayed on during use. I immediately ordered a second one. to make sure I always have one handy. It is worth the price. I sew %26 quilt, great for both.

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.

Would be better with a lid to protect the point. Doesn't mark on stretchy fabric. It works fine on smooth fabric with not much stretch. The "lead" is not soft but very hard which surprised me, and this is why it doesn't work on stretchy fabrics. It just pulls the fabric. Not going to work for what I bought it for, but it might come in handy at some point.

I haven't used the pencil much yet, but, so far, I've used it on black denim jean fabric and found it difficult to make a visible white line. But that might be because of the type of fabric. After tracing over it a few times, it was visible enough, and it works better than trying to pin the fabric in the shape I want to cut. I also like that it's a pencil with a sharp point instead of something more bulky.

I like the price on this item and that it arrived quickly. I do not understand it like this product. It does not mark on any type of fabric. I tried to use a sharpener thinking it would carve the other chalk off and moisten the end but this did nothing. I tried this on jeans, cotton (t-shirt-like fabric), Jersey, fleece, and upholstery. None of these fabrics are suitable for this product. These are the fabrics I needed this for my projects. I do not recommend this product unfortunately.

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.

It's exactly the same as a normal coloring pencil that you can buy for less in a pack. I bought this because my white coloring pencil wouldn't show color on black fabric. I assumed that this fabric pencil was waxy and soft, which would help show color easier on fabric, but it wasn't like that. It wouldn't show any markings no matter how much pressure I use.