Fine White Marking Pen

This has been the best pen I have ever used for embroidery on black fabrics. On the attached picture, I used the white marking pen to write “LOCALLY GROWN” so I could have a line to follow for the stitching. After stitching, the white pen marks iron off.

I LOVE these pens! If you work with dark fabrics, they make great marks. The ink irons off (mostly - sometimes it does leave a faint dark ghost) - this is good and bad - good for post-quilting, bad when pressing seams while piecing, because the lines have to be redrawn (yes, I do my quilting and piecing by hand). I have used these pens for years, and absolutely love them.

Finally found a pen that easily marks on darker fabrics and irons off just as easily. Clover has make the perfect dark fabric marker. Just purchased my fifth pen. They don’t last overly long but just right for medium size wall quilt.

I have used them for years and it is my favorite marking pen. I have had difficulty finding them since most people who don't like them don't know how to use them. You have to wait for the ink to show (around a minute or two) and they think they don't work. But when you hit the marks with an iron...they are permanently gone!

I was thrilled to finally find a marker that actually works on dark fabrics. The lines were easy to see after several seconds and they were easy enough to see. I did not think it was working at first but upon drying, it was easy to follow the lines. Nice to have something for dark fabrics finally.

I read the instructions and it said that it would not make marks at first, to rub it on a scrap until your started to see marks. I did this over and over. I would make a mark, but when I tried it on 100% cotton black fabric, I could not get it to mark.

These are perfect for marking darker fabrics. The lines stay on as long as you need them but remove easily when you are finished

Perfect for the darker tone fabrics I’ve been using on a winter project!

The first thing I did was test to see if the ink was easily removable with heat and it was! May have had a little too much fun with it

This worked well to mark quilting lines on hot pink cotton fabric. It ironed off leaving no marks.