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ReStyle Marker with eraser on card

  • Article number: 015.16521
  • Eenheid/Kleur: Card
  • Verpakking:Piece
  • EAN: 8715779405315
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This ReStyle marker pen with purple ink and an eraser is a type of temporary marking tool used for drawing lines, patterns, and similar things on fabric. It is often used in sewing, quilting, embroidery, and other fabric-related crafts. The purple marking gradually disappears on its own when exposed to air.

The rate of disappearance depends on factors such as humidity, temperature, and the type of fabric used. Generally, the marks will fade within 1 to 14 days, but this may vary. The eraser on the other end of the marker pen allows for immediate removal of the markings.

Note!!

These purple marker pens are not suitable for marking on black or dark-colored materials. The purple markings are invisible on dark-colored materials. For dark-colored materials, we have white marker pens.
Write slowly and lightly.
It is essential to test the marker on a piece of fabric beforehand to ensure that the marked lines or points are visible, and also to check whether the lines or points disappear without issues.

Marks that have naturally disappeared may reappear through steaming or ironing. This is caused by heat or steam. Reappeared marks will naturally disappear again. If you wish to remove the reappeared marks immediately, use the eraser.

When the ink supply decreases and there isn’t enough being released, hold the marker with the tip facing down for a while.

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