How good are these pens on fabric?
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These are excellent on fabric; however, make sure that after you draw on the fabric you press it well with a hot iron. After that you can wash/dry and color will not come out. The colors will not fade either. I've made many quilt labels using these pens.
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I can not confirm 100% since I have not actually tried to write on them, but I think you could write on them pretty easily. Especially with an Industrial Sharpie (stronger ink). And if they do stay a little wet, they will probably dry quickly. Hope this helps
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I honestly don't know. They stick pretty well to paper, but I'm still able to peel them off without taking any paper off with them. The surface area is pretty small, too, which doesn't bode well for fabric.
560700
I don't believe so. Although you can write on fabric with these pens, they don't erase from fabric easily (I just tried it on the underside of a garment. The eraser is one that works perfectly on paper, as long as it doesn't get smudged by pencil. If it does, just clean it by rubbing on clean paper.
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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.
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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 would say no. It takes quite a bit of twisting and pulling to get them off, probably good so they won't slide while you're writing. I would by a pack so you can change them less often. I do think they would help you color more comfortably.
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They fabric markers and stencils worked fine on the bibs. The outcome is not perfect but they are hand painted after all.
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I would recommend you give these a shot, just so you get the hang of using fountain pens again. When I first started to use FPs, I used a very heavy hand-a habit from the ballpoint and rollerball days. Thankfully, I was only using disposable pens so I didn't end up ruining the nibs.Although I've moved on to more expensive pens, I still keep these around. They're good value for money and are good writers as well.
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J. I. Rosemberg! Thanks for your interest in our products. The tips for these pens are very soft and "buoyant". They are hollow, so they are only meant to be swept across the screen, as you would your fingertip or a paintbrush. Hope that helps! If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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I did not try them on fabric but they are pretty sticky so it wouldn't surprise me if it worked. If you want them to stay long term you could always use another adhesive like tacky glue and then you could be sure they would stay. Good Luck
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I use these pens for Architectural drafting and renderings. I haven't had a issue with them bleeding on trace paper, vellum, or 20lb printer paper.
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Hi Cynthia. At this point I'm still scribbling with them all. But from my estimate, I do believe they will last as long as a normal pen. Hope this helps.
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I have not had great luck using these pens on slick surfaces. I would recommend Slick Writers by American craft. They dry quickly and do not smudge on glossy prints or surfaces.
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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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They are not a broad tip or supper fine. Like a felt tip pen. They are easy to use on the jean material I used then on. You need to really try a spot to make sure the color will show up. I noticed that on some of the colors I used blended into the fabric shade. Good fun!!
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They are pretty good pencils. They write more smoothly than a cheapo pencil.