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I’m a textile artist, This is the best product I use for marking fabric for loads of different types and styles of projects. The marker is water dissolvable. The prym water pen is excellent to help remove the marks as you have the water but you also need the general precise point of friction to remove any marks visible. Try not to over handle your work with this pen, as your hands have natural moisture. General handling is fine. If the marks do gently fade just remark the small area. This pen has has a super fine nib for precision work which is another reason I keep buying these amazing pens, for myself and as gifts for my other textile pals. Please be aware that when you start to use this pen, it takes a couple of seconds for the marks to appear on the fabric., don’t think the pen isn’t working. With a new pen, I try it out on paper first, to make sure the ink is running though the fibre nib, then you are good to go! Always do a test run on your fabric to make sure this marker is removable. I once used a different maker on silk for my City and Guilds work, and discovered that marker remained permanent. Better to be safe than sorry. (I’ve not yet tried this marker on silk, just cotton fabric todate). Hope you find this product equally brilliant.Read full review
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You have to work really hard to get any mark from this pen. Almost as if it has dried up.
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