pilot frixion pen – slow stitch club

Pilot frixion pens have been my go to fabric marker for a few years now. They have a 0.7mm rollerball nib and the blue ink is erasable - either by using friction from the rubber tip at the end of the pen or using heat from an iron / hairdryer. I use these pens to mark out sashiko patterns or darned patch shapes before
Pilot frixion pens have been my go to fabric marker for a few years now. They have a 0.7mm rollerball nib and the blue ink is erasable - either by using friction from the rubber tip at the end of the pen or using heat from an iron / hairdryer. I use these pens to mark out sashiko patterns or darned patch shapes before I start stitching and they work brilliantly across denim, cotton, jersey and stretch fabrics to give you a clear guide to follow.    Please note: I always recommend testing out these pens on the reverse side or a discreet area of the fabric you're about to mark. With certain fabrics and colours you may find a faint white line remains once you have erased the ink or the ink may reappear in vey cold temperatures. 

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These chalk fabric pencils are an alternative to dressmakers chalk as they are great for creating fine sharp lines on your fabric before stitching and

chalk fabric pencil

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Products – slow stitch club

Pilot Frixion Clicker Erasable Gel Ink Retractable Pen Assorted Ink .5mm 7/pack 32509 : Target