4-40Pcs Disappearing Fabric Marker Pen For Patchwork

Key Features

• Heat Erasable Ink — The ink is designed to disappear when ironed, leaving no traces or residue on the fabric.
• Disappears When Heated — The ink disappears at 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 degrees Celsius), so marks show only while they are needed.
• Fine 0.5mm Point — The 0.5mm (0.02 in) fine point is designed to draw precise, smooth and clear lines.
• Embroidery and Quilting Marks — It is a temporary marking tool for embroidery, dressmaking, tailoring, quilting, cross stitch and fabric sewing.

Product Specifications

• Piece Count: 40 pcs
• Material: Leather
• Material: Plastic
• Use: Embroidery
• feature1: for Dressmaking
• feature2: sewing pen
• feature3: Sewing and cutting mark tool
• feature4: embroidery tool

What It Is / How It Works

This disappearing fabric marker pen is a temporary marking pen for cloth. Rose red, black and blue suit light-colored fabric.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Disappearing fabric marker pens suit sewers, quilters, embroiderers and crafters who need temporary guide lines on cloth. They are commonly used in dressmaking, tailoring, shoe marking and patchwork projects, where marks should not remain on the finished piece.

How to Use / Care

1. Test the marker on a scrap of the fabric before marking the project.
2. Mark the fabric where guide lines are needed, since the marks stay visible only while needed.

How to Choose

Choose the ink color by the fabric shade. White suits deep-colored fabric, while rose red, black and blue suit light-colored fabric. The fine 0.5mm (0.02 in) point suits detailed lines in embroidery and tracing. Because some fabrics may have special chemistry, test the marker on a piece of the same fabric before marking the project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which ink color suits which fabric?
White suits deep-colored fabric, while rose red, black and blue suit light-colored fabric.

When does the ink disappear?
The ink fades at 140 degrees Fahrenheit (60 degrees Celsius) and is made to leave no traces or residue on the fabric.

How many pieces are in the pack?
The pack contains refills in several color options.

Should I test the marker before use?
Some fabrics may have special chemistry, so test the marker on the fabric before use.

What sewing work is it for?
It is a temporary marking tool for embroidery, dressmaking, tailoring, quilting, cross stitch and fabric sewing.