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I read on here the other day about using Crayolas for marking your quilts.
But, I can't remember if it was washable crayons or washable markers. Markers sounds right but just not sure. Thanks |
Crayola washable markers.
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Warning~~~~do a test swatch before you mark your quilt. Make sure they will wash out. Also check if using your iron makes a difference. I'm in the test stage myself. Let us know how it goes!
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Crayola markers are non-toxic but they don't wash out of everything. I would use some other way to mark a quilt.
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Originally Posted by lab fairy
Crayola markers are non-toxic but they don't wash out of everything. I would use some other way to mark a quilt.
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Definitely test on scraps first.
I also would like to know how it works. |
It probably depends on the fabric, and the way you wash it also. I used them on a small 100% cotton piece that I was practicing fmq on and it came out totally. I wouldn't press a quilt after it was marked with anything. I only use them on things for me and things that are for practice.
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also, wasn't there ONE color that was not to be used, like maybe it was green..i can't rememeber. i have them, but have yet to try them..
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I don't know, but I would be careful with any dark color.
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Originally Posted by watterstide
also, wasn't there ONE color that was not to be used, like maybe it was green..i can't rememeber. i have them, but have yet to try them..
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