What fabric do these markers work best on? We are looking to decorate pillow cases. Is all cotton better? Thank you.
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I used these on all cotton baby onesies for a fun baby shower activity, and they worked very well. I think they would work best on cotton or at least cotton-polyester blends. Not sure if they'd work on other fabrics.
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Hi! I apologize, but I can't actually answer your questions. I purchased the fabric markers for my granddaughter, who is 2 years old, and her mommy is going to be using them. I've actually never tried them.
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We decorated pillowcases and they were perfect! I purchased white, 100% cotton pillowcases.
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Hi, I 99% sure they can't be used on t-shirts because the instructions say they have to be used on a nonporous surface. But for (most) chalkboards, all glass (including empty photo frames to write yourself notes), mirror, etc., they are wonderful! I was leery of the pastel colors I ordered as far as showing up but they great. HAGD.
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unsure of what you mean...my kids used these as they grew up on fabrics, walls, sidewalks anywhere you might use a permanat marker or chalk. walls came clean with a little pinesol, rest I did not care about, time took care of it. and T-shirts were expendable.
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Hot Pink. Most of the fabric markers are hot pink. The crayola fabric markers are very good with minimal bleeding if you use good fabric. Something like dish towels will bleed without blooter paper.The best bubble gum or lighter pink I have found is Marvey fabric pastels. Be sure not to get the paint version unless you want heavy paint look. Stick with the dyes for fabric saturation. You can get a pastel pack or buy them individually on Amazon. Fine tip is available. Hot pink and lots of other colors in Marvy can be purchased individually.If you have more detailed questions on the USSR of dye markers, I can help. Hot Pink. Most of the fabric markers are hot pink. The crayola fabric markers are very good with minimal bleeding if you use good fabric. Something like dish towels will bleed without blooter paper.The best bubble gum or lighter pink I have found is Marvey fabric pastels. Be sure not to get the paint version unless you want heavy paint look. Stick with the dyes for fabric saturation. You can get a pastel pack or buy them individually on Amazon. Fine tip is available. Hot pink and lots of other colors in Marvy can be purchased individually.If you have more detailed... » Read More Hot Pink. Most of the fabric markers are hot pink. The crayola fabric markers are very good with minimal bleeding if you use good fabric. Something like dish towels will bleed without blooter paper.The best bubble gum or lighter pink I have found is Marvey fabric pastels. Be sure not to get the paint version unless you want heavy paint look. Stick with the dyes for fabric saturation. You can get a pastel pack or buy them individually on Amazon. Fine tip is available. Hot pink and lots of other colors in Marvy can be purchased individually.If you have more detailed questions on the USSR of dye markers, I can help. « Show Less
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The colors will fade some after several washings but can be reused to mark whenever necessary. The best fabric markers, however, are the ones that are specifically made for textile design.
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Yes.I only use 100% cotton,because I have found that any man-made product,such as polyester,etc.,cause the fabric to "pill"which becomes rough and irritating,after repeated washing and using a dryer.(I have found that Indian,Turkish,and Egyptian cotton products are superior to those marked MADE IN CHINA.There are some tricks that using cotton thread spun in a different way,or splitting the cotton fiber,can make you believe that you are getting a good deal,but I suggest that everyone update themselves in how the cotton fiber is spun,woven,and actually what the 'THREADS PER SQUARE INCH,"REALLY MEANS TO YOUR COMFORT.THESE SHEETS WERE A GOOD DEAL,AND ARE LIKE SATEEN..VERY NICE.
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I used them to decorate pillow cases and they worked well. Haven't washed them multiple times so don't know about that.
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I honestly don't have an answer. I have not used these on fabric. My kids use them as face paint. Sorry I couldn't help you.
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Never used them on fabric. But I love the pencils for drawing. The eraser do work well.
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I don't think so. This are not fabric markers, they are alcohol base. I would not use it on fabric.
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You need to get good quality fabric markersThe crayola ones I used were just okay but I would use a more liquid fabric marker if I were to do this again
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Sorry, I use these to mark dark fabric for quilting. I have no idea how they might work with plastic.
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I'd say no, although I've never used a fabric pen. If they are like markers....my thought would be not to try it. The writing might smear. Too nice a blanket to get ruined. Maybe someone else, familiar with fabric pens, will advise you correctly.
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Entirely my opinion from testing and experience, I like paper with some weight to it such as Bristol,vellum Bristol, watercolor, or for mix media or dry medium. But try any paper your curious to try it on, it might be different for you. How you blend/use the markers is a definite factor. For example, I can use high quality paper but if I don't understand how to blend/use the markers, it'll still come out bad. Hope that helps!
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I only have these in colors. I've never tie dyed but I've heard that cotton is the best fabric for this. These cases feel very soft after laundering so I assume they have a lot of polyester in them. I looked on the cases but could not find a tag that gave the breakdown of cotton/poly. If you have experience with dying synthetic fabrics you can certainly try it on these.
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I haven't used them on fabric. I have used them on cups..I was told they would hold up better than the markers. Not so much. Actually, I think the markers hold up better, just not as well as I would like.
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Well, I am primarily a quilter and use them on 100% cotton. However, I went ahead and tried them on a tote bag from a craft store. They worked just fine. I did have to go over an area twice that I was filling in because of the roughness of the material. I tried some letters as well and they looked nice and crisp.