Disappearing markers for sewing, craft, quilting, leather work and more. Transferring patterns is an essential step for accurate sewing, leather work and crafting. New technology makes this step easier with disappearing ink. Which type of disappearing pen should I use? Air/water disappearing pen Pros: Easy to use, naturally disappearing Cons: Markings are more temporary - disappearing starts straightaway Heat disappearing pen Pros: Markings don't disappear naturally, suitable for projects that take longer time to complete such as embroidery Cons: extra step to remove markings - requires heat to remove. Ink reappears at - 40°C to - 4°C depending on the color of the ink. Specifications: Air and water erasable markers: suitable for dressmaking, bag making, leather work, craft, embroidery - Felt tip - Easy to mark - Naturally disappears Pink 2-3 days, Purple 4-6 days. Can vary significantly depending on the fabric, temperature and humidity level. Instant wash away with water. * Important - test on a scrap of fabric that you are planning to use first to make sure it does not leave a stain as disappearing ink can react differently with some fabric Low heat 60°C erasable markers: suitable for dressmaking, bag making, leather work, craft, embroidery - Ball point - Thin and clear line - Disappears instantly with about 60°C heat - White markers will appear about 20 seconds after initial marking, once removed with heat, it will reappears around - 40°C - Blue and Pink will reappear at about - 4°C.
