Madam Sew Heat Erasable Fabric Marking Pens for Sewing and Quilting | Fabric Markers for Sewing, Embroidery, Dressmaking with 4 Pens + 4 Refills | No Ghost Lines, Disappearing Ink for Precise Marking

These pens are wonderful - so easy to use! I love them!

These work great! READ THE INSTRUCTIONS FIRST! There is more to these than just heat erase. These are temperature sensitive and the washing instructions are different than normal depending upon your project. I have my new favorite quilt marking pens!

These pens work well and are easy to remove from the fabric. Do note; the information states that it usually takes awhile for the white pen to show up on the fabric. Yesterday, when testing the red pen, I also had to scribble that one on fabric before the ink showed up on the test piece. I have used this product for several years now as I machine quilt all of my own quilts on my domestic machine. It is comforting after all the time to machine quilt one, I know that the product will not return after I removed it using the instructions. I do note the date on the packaging as soon as I receive it as in the past, I noticed one box that it seemed like the product dried up in the pen. I am a true 'New Englander' i.e., frugal, and used this product sparingly by using chalk pencils, etc first and these when other products weren't enough to see my quilting lines. Now, I almost completely rely on these pens as my first line of choice when marking for machine quilting and when I am about halfway through, I preemptively order a replacement box to have on hand.

The markers left a ghost mark after pressing on pre-washed 100% cotton. It was very faint and there are lots of notes on the provided instructions about handling the ghost marks. Most of the marks I might make are in the seam allowance anyway. If I need a mark outside the seam allowance, I'll usually use a tailors tack. I've tried other brands of iron out markers and they all leave a faint ghost mark at best. I can deal with that by keeping the marks in inconspicuous places. What annoys me is how quickly pens like this dry out. We'll see how long these last. Madam Sew products are always a very high quality, so I'll hope these don't dry out within 90 days. I'll put a date on the box and keep my fingers crossed.

Excellent, lines removed easily with iron. Does take a couple of seconds for the marks to appear. Easy to use. Used up 1 pen on 7 slacks. May need to be more economically marking slacks legs for cutting and u hemming.!

White pen does not work well. Other colors work fine.

These are absolute witchcraft they’re so amazing!!! Just buy them and you’ll see what I mean. I’ll never use chalk again!

The pens work really well. My only complaint is they get used up pretty quickly. They don't last as long as the Frixxon pens that you can buy off the shelf in the stationery section, although I do realize that regular Frixxon pens sometimes don't work for marking fabrics.

These work amazingly well. Smooth flowing ink and disappears fast with a little heat. I highly recommend over the cheaper ones

These heat erasable pens are a lifesaver when you are sewing, particularly good for quilting. I don't know how I managed without them. The only problem is that they are so expensive.

Marking your fabric a breeze immediately eliminated upon ironing! Thankyou Mike Fogarty

Amazing

I used the black pen on green cotton fabric. The colour went away and left a white ghost. The Madam Sew website says to hand wash. I have even tried washing twice even spraying with a pre- wash stain remover and it is still visible. Ruined a Christmas gift.