Dritz Mark-B-Gone Water-Soluble Marking Pen - Blue
It’s like magic! Volia! If you haven’t used the Dritz Mark-B-Gone Marking Pen that disappears when you wipe it off with a damp cloth, then try it now. You can write and erase the blue markings on your fabric. Suggested use: Marking patterns and designs on dark fabrics. One water-soluble marking pen is included in this each package.
DISCLAIMER: There is a bit of controversy over if the markings completely disappear and much research has been done on this subject. With some products, it has been shown that the marks come back when the fabric is placed in an extremely cold environment. We suggest that you use caution and test your fabric first as you would with any new product you’re using on fabric.
It’s like magic! Volia! If you haven’t used the Dritz Mark-B-Gone Marking Pen that disappears when you wipe it off with a damp cloth, then try it now. You can write and erase the blue markings on your fabric. Suggested use: Marking patterns and designs on dark fabrics. One water-soluble marking pen is included in this each package.
DISCLAIMER: There is a bit of controversy over if the markings completely disappear and much research has been done on this subject. With some products, it has been shown that the marks come back when the fabric is placed in an extremely cold environment. We suggest that you use caution and test your fabric first as you would with any new product you’re using on fabric.
It’s like magic! Volia! If you haven’t used the Dritz Mark-B-Gone Marking Pen that disappears when you wipe it off with a damp cloth, then try it now. You can write and erase the blue markings on your fabric. Suggested use: Marking patterns and designs on dark fabrics. One water-soluble marking pen is included in this each package.
DISCLAIMER: There is a bit of controversy over if the markings completely disappear and much research has been done on this subject. With some products, it has been shown that the marks come back when the fabric is placed in an extremely cold environment. We suggest that you use caution and test your fabric first as you would with any new product you’re using on fabric.
