using erasable highlighter pens

pandora76

I grid to keep my place on my chart and mark an X over that 10x10 grid square when one is complete.  I don't generally highlight or color as I go though.  The exception is if I find I made a mistake somewhere I will use an erasable highlighter to remind me to go fix it later and once the mistake is fixed I can erase the highlighter.

seditas

Yo me hago una copia, le marco con rotulador una rejilla de 20 x20 he igual en la tela con rotulador de agua. Con la de 10x10 me agobia con una tela de cout pequeño y marco los patrones con lapices de colores, siempre el mismo símbolo con el mismo color. Quizás pierda mas tiempo pero tengo menos herrores

Spooky-Nurse

I use two different highlighters and start each stitching session with the alternate colour to last time so I know how much I stitch each time.

sela120658

Siempre saco una fotocopia o dos ;P y ahi voy marcando

clemence

stabilo feutre fluo, sur photocopie de l'original

chellefh

I have learned to make a copy and then use pencil to make notes and mark off

Braenn

Always make a copy of your pattern! It would be a shame to destroy (to dirt or sth like that). I paint over crosses I've already made with pencil. It's more clearly (to me) which part is done. When grid isn't very visible - bold it (better with red or other vivid colour).

TechnoGranny

I have started using the erasable crayola crayons that are in the form of a pen.  Now I don't have to worry about a marker leaking.

clemence

tout dépend du modèle mais bien souvent je marque avec du feutre stabilo fluo

cynth

of course if work on a copy. I use different colored pensils. I'm afraid to stain the cloth with markers, so i haven't tried that system yet