Depending on availability you may receive this product repackaged by Dritz, Clover, Bohin or The Fine Line.

These pens are great tools for non-permanent marking on fabric. Use this pen to trace your embroidery designs using a light board or bright window. Don't worry about making mistakes or not completely covering your lines because these markings will disappear over time, or you can speed up the process by rinsing your work with water. Please note that if you live in a very humid climate the lines will disappear more quickly. Sometimes the lines only last a few hours depending on the current weather conditions!

I love using this extra fine tipped pen to sketch in details directly onto my fabric. I use it to denote stitch direction, to help round out lettering or other shapes, and to make tiny changes to my pattern on the spot. Do not apply heat to the ink as it effects its solubility so be sure the markings on gone before ironing your work.

Details from Dritz:
- Use to transfer pattern markings, needle craft and quilting design.
- Use on projects to be completed within 24 hours
- For best results, use on washable fabric. Not recommended for dry clean only fabrics.
- Store pen with cap on and park facing downward

Instructions from Dritz:
1. Mark fabric lightly
2. Disappearing ink normally disappears in 24 - 72 hours. (Humidity and penetration of link can alter timing.)
3. Marks can be removed with plain water if desired.
NOTE: Do no iron over marks before completely removing with plain water. Some laundry products containing sodium hydroxide or sodium carbonate may set marks if they are not completely removed before laundering.

It is always recommended to test your fabrics with the pens before application!

I like to use these pens on Kona cotton. I have some fat quarters available here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/JessLongEmbroidery?sort_order=price_desc§ion_id=29398954