tuanbao2012 Publish time 2019-3-8 10:46

Wonderful, thanks so much!

SallySue Publish time 2019-3-9 00:01

Ive been using the Pilot Frixion pens for quite awhile now.They work great, are affordable and you can get various colors.You can also find them at places like Target.

stitchyCat Publish time 2019-3-15 21:27

Edited by stitchyCat at 2019-3-15 14:29

I have an air soluble marker, the lines fade pretty quickly especially if there is hot/humid climate. I found they fade also with contact with the skin and some warm water. They last between 4-5H to 24-26H depending on a lot of things. For the water soluble one I cant recommend any but if you dont want to regrid the project everyday I would use the Bohin mechanical pencil that comes in very different colors, I prefer the white and green leds.

Lane Publish time 2019-3-16 07:52

I dont use air soluble pens. I grid when I have my project on stand so it usually work for weeks I think Ill get annoyed pretty fast if my grid will disappear on me & instead of stitching Ill have to re-grid. So I use water soluble & uron soluble which stay on fabric for years if I need them to

mardy Publish time 2020-2-7 03:34

I hate to put any any markings on my fabric.I dont grid but I think I would use thread

u1sunny Publish time 2021-6-6 13:48

Very Nice!!

Flirti Publish time 2021-9-14 06:16

i alwaxs use blue (only blue - not any other color) water soluble pens and never had any issues with it. I always wash my finished projects, so i don´t care about the water pens

htsear13 Publish time 2022-2-10 10:50

Following this thread

integra974love Publish time 2024-4-1 17:04

Большое спасибо!

viky Publish time 2024-4-5 04:22

Thank you very much for the info! Very helpful.
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