Dritz 693 Mark-B-Gone Marking Pen, Extra Fine Point, Blue, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

I've used several of these blue marking pens, and unfortunately, this one was by far the worst. Normally, misting the marks with water will make them disappear, but this one comes back (and back and back and back) no matter how many times I mist it or how wet it gets. Mystery blue smudges just keep showing up. It's like it just moves to different parts of the fabric instead of going away. I use this for hand embroidery, which is too delicate to be thrown in the washing machine. I'll be using another brand next time.

I have hand-quilted for 25 years and this is the only brand of marker I trust to wash out of my quilts easily and completely. The blue pen in this combo was perfect as always; however, I won't waste my money again on a white marker. It had NO transfer at all. It almost seemed as though it never got filled in production or had completely dried out somewhere along the way. If it wasn't a dud then I can't imagine what purpose it would serve. So save your money and only buy the blue.

On both markers it was very hard to remove the caps on the markers . I am working with light & black squares on a quilt. So disappointed, each markers points are very hard . They do not show up on the either color fabric. I have use these products from our local store. They are total useless for me. These markers are So Old and dry up and useless.I need a refundUnhappy quilter

I do embroidery and use these to mark my embroidery space. It disappears with a tiny bit of water but comes back when dry. I have wetted the items 4 separate times and it continues to come back. Had to do a full washing machine rinse. The white one is also difficult to remove from dark fabrics but just takes a little aggressive friction.

I've used tailor's chalk, frixion pens, disappearing pens, tracing paper -- you name it -- because that's what you have to do when working on different projects, with different fabrics. While you can't use these pens on everything you sew, I'm always happier when I can use them. Especially the blue one -- in my experience it washes out beautifully, easily and completely. Point is fine enough for quilting designs, apparel patternmarking & construction notations etc.If I want to re-mark some lines in mid-project, a spray bottle or wet Q-tip is enough to get rid of what I've drawn with these pens. They're my go-to, for sure.

I have used this brand and product many times and it is my go-to for marking fabric. The color washes out easily. However, the product I received must have been old because the "ink" was completely dried up and the point(s) were extremely hard. I returned this for a refund and purchased one at my local fabric store.

I ordered these pens for a project that I’m working on that uses felt material. I found that the blue pen does not erase very well on light colored felt fabric. I have tried to wash off the markings on the material and found that the blue “tinge” keeps coming back.

Maybe these are old or something but the white pen does not work on dark fabric, and the blue pen was dried up…so….

Both pens are extremely dry, do not produce a mark at all on my garments, will be returning immediately.

Funciona bien, sirve para telas claras. Es una especie de plumón y a veces pinta más claro de lo que debería, pero creo que depende mucho de la tela y la humedad. Se desaparece al contacto con el agua, si acaso solo hay que tallar ligeramente. Con clima húmedo desaparece de la tela, esto impone retos, pero está hecho para eso. Así que si donde vives el clima es húmedo, hay que dejar el bordado guardado o ir marcando de a poco o hilvanar una vez marcado.

Llegó rápido ya bien pero siento que se le va muy rápido la tinta, ósea de repente deja de pintar sobre la tela y hay que remarcar.

I'm a longarmer, trying my hand at custom work. Used other pens, but like this the best. It's water soluble, so the marks are on there until I get to that particular section.

La tinta se pierde en algunas telas, no se si adquiriría otro