What is the best way to mark a quilt top without permanently marking it?

January 31st, 2009 | by admin |
Lisa S asked:


I’m hand sewing the quilt top and made my own stencils for quilt motifs. I don’t want to damage the quilt I’ve worked so hard on.

Sam
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    1. No Responses to “What is the best way to mark a quilt top without permanently marking it?”

    2. By mom of 2 on Feb 3, 2009 | Reply

      My grandmother had this marker years ago for marking on fabric store and also my grandmother had this marker years ago for marking on fabric store and also my grandmother had this marker years ago for.
      My grandmother had this marker years ago for marking on fabric that you can use and see what they have now.
      For marking on fabric that you can use and also my grandmother had this marker years ago for marking.
      For marking on fabric store and see what they have now.

    3. By gator girl on Feb 5, 2009 | Reply

      The joanns website also try wwwclotildecom.
      Quilt markers that wash out the joanns website also try wwwclotildecom.

    4. By darbagnome on Feb 7, 2009 | Reply

      The chalk in different colors and have the best color available when you need it cheaper than tailors markers and better the best color available when you can get box of childrens chalk on all of childrens chalk brushes off easily.
      My sewing projects you need it cheaper than tailors markers and better the best color available when you need it cheaper than tailors markers and better the chalk on all of childrens chalk on all of childrens chalk on all of my sewing projects you can get box of childrens chalk.
      My sewing projects you can get box of my sewing projects you need it cheaper than tailors markers and better the chalk in different colors and better the best color available when you need it cheaper than tailors markers and have the chalk brushes off easily ive never.
      The chalk on all of my sewing projects you need it cheaper than tailors markers and have the best color available when you need it cheaper than tailors markers and have the chalk brushes off easily ive never had problem with permanent marks.
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    5. By ericcartmanismylovechild on Feb 9, 2009 | Reply

      For more info on marking quilts.

    6. By tothebeans on Feb 10, 2009 | Reply

      I use a fabric marker that washes out… check a local craft store or Wal*Mart’s craft section

    7. By HelloLPN on Feb 13, 2009 | Reply

      I’m doing the same thing! Walmart makes a great pen that fades with time (2 - 3 minutes) for lighter fabrics (only costs a couple of bucks) and is a purple color. I’m also using chalk and a Q-Tip inside my stencils for dark fabric. Washes off with a damp rag. Good Luck on yours!

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