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

They are the best fabric makers I’ve found, but they run out of ink quickly. I would still buy them! The marks are easily removed with an iron and easy to see on the fabric.

It’s great to find a dark white marker that easily writes on fabric. - Last photo shows how heat erases the marks.

Works great on dark fabrics! Takes a minute for the ink to come to full white- but it definitely appears over a short time. Did go through my fabric to the counter- but cleaned up easily. I put a piece of paper under the fabric to prevent bleed through. Definitely recommend.

These are great pens. I needed to mark hand quilting lines on an embroidered bedspread I am making and had no idea how to do that and not have to wash. They worked great, easy to start the marking and after doing one square, disappeared when ironed, really disappeared. Thanks for previous reviews,bit really helped. I used the blue, took original and the refill but worked like a charm.

I love these pens! I put marks on fabric and they're gone instantly after ironing. So convenient!

White ink doesn't work. Black and blue have worked fine so far.

They are amazing totally disappears with heat so quickly.

Works great. Nice to have a selection of colors. Disappears completely when ironed.

They work really great! Pretty good quality. They don’t always roll the smoothest and the white really didn’t work, even on black fabric it didn’t do a great job. Very happy with how it erased in the heat though.

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.