I want to use them on fabric the type that when u iron the fabric it erases the lines...will these do that?
311931
Yes. The sewing store that I used to work at got these in for exactly that purpose.
311932
I haven't used them on fabric. My sons have gotten the ink on their clothes and it has washed out, but not sure if ironing would set it. They aren't made for that use, so I'd test on scrap fabric first.
311933
The ink is removed with heat or friction. So in theory, yes, this should work -but not sure HOW HOT. I have noticed that the ink residual is not removed by the erasure, the ink in fact is simply converted to a transparency. I purchased several boxes of them and use them on test samples in the lab. We take those samles to 250°F and stabilize for 2-30 minutes. and the ink is normally not visible. I should mention that the materials we write on have a film coating - and that is non-porous. So the behavior with fabric where it can draw into the fibers might be different.
664435
Absolutely! That's what I use mine for! They work great! And as long as you follow the care instructions and don't use fabric softener, they last for a long time.
1243612
I wouldn't count on them to hold on fabric very much. You'd need to sew them on to re-enforce them. They work great on plastic shelves and laminated labels! (What I'm using them for.)
19607
Yes! They will smear and are not like normal sharpies! No, they will not go through paper (printer paper is the thinnest I have used them on) as long as you keep moving, like a normal "wetter" pen/marker.
219372
I used them on pillowcases. You can almost use them on any shirts or material. Be sure and put wax paper or something between the fabric is like a t shirt or pillowcases.
1699619
I have only used the markers on cotton quilting fabric. For that I had great results. I am sorry I could not be of more help. Good luck if you give it a try.
2072451
I have used it on multiple textiles with no problem. I would advise that any iron will make a shine on certain fabrics, so to be certain, test a small piece first. I always keep a roll of parchment paper with my ironing board, to put between iron and fabric, because I don't always follow my own advice, and just want to get going. That paper has saved me some heartaches, especially if I have set my iron too hot for that particular fabric without realizing.
2138825
These markers are meant for a hard surface. I haven't tried them on fabric but my suggestion would be to use white paint markers or white acrylic paint if you want to mark on fleece. None of these will come out however. These aren't dusty like chalk but more like a paint marker.
132174
I've not tried them on polyester. I would assume so, because they work awesome on fabric. But, then again, you never know until you try.
1497417
The crayola fabric crayons are not designed to wash out after being ironed onto a shirt. As for actually applying the crayon directly onto the shirt, it would not work that well and the crayons are not designed for that anyway - they are designed to be applied to paper then ironed onto a cloth item. It sounds like you need a product designed specifically for embroidery. There are two products I am aware of for this purpose. the first is a pen with actual disappearing ink - you trace and within a few hours the ink has disappeared (http://www.amazon.com/Collins-vanishing-disappearing-fabric-marker/dp/B001W2M2WO/ref=sr_1_4?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1377646526&sr=1-4&keywords=embroidery+ink+pen OR http://www.amazon.com/Singer-Fabric-Marking-Pen-Pencil/dp/B00566E680/ref=sr_1_2?s=arts-crafts&ie=UTF8&qid=1377646567&sr=1-2&keywords=embroidery+ink+pen OR http://www.amazon.com/Singer-Point-Disappearing-Marking-Purple/dp/B003BRX6PK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1377646511&sr=8-1&keywords=embroidery+ink+pen. the other product will wash out after a wash or two (http://www.amazon.com/DMC-U1539-Embroidery-Transfer-Blue/dp/B000W5HTX4/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1377646660&sr=8-5&keywords=embroidery+ink+pen). I hope these links help.
671663
I did not use these iron on lables on the socks...I got a name stamp for socks and anything that could not be ironed on. PermaPRINT Clothing Stamper with Black Ink I hope this helps. ie=UTF8&qid;=1407705244&sr;=8-1&keywords;=laundry+name+stamp this worked well too.
2199984
No sorry it will not work on fabric, made only for paper and photos. I tried to use on ribbon once and that didnt even work.
495363
They worked great on tablecloths!!! I did not use on rougher fabric so not sure about that.
771836
I don't think they can be used on fabrics because they are water soluble...versa color series or versa magic series may be the better choice for fabrics, especially versa color. I hope the answer is useful for you :D
1607826
I work with 100% cotton fabric and they do hold. I'm not sure how they would hold with silk or similar fabrics. Pins might be a better option for finer fabrics.
1718525
I've used this on several fabrics with sucess and if you can hold down those curtains to actually scrub them with the built-in brush, eventually you can do it. I might suggest sending them to a cleaners...that's easiest.
823069
Jacqueline, I am not sure about silk. I know it doesn't rub off while working on a project, however, sometimes you need to use a lightly damp cloth to remove the marks. On silk ... well you know, water may leave a water mark on silks or satins. I love these pencils and haven't really tried them on silk. If you purchse them, take a sample piece of your fabric and test it out first. At Joann Fabrics, I also bought chalk pencils, see if you can find them in your area, or here on Amazon. Like these pencils, you can sharpen them to a fine point. Chalk just brushes off. Good Luck.