Can these be used on needlepoint canvas? Will the color rub off?
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Hi Leslie. I imagine they would work. I don't have any needlepoint canvas, but did a test for you using muslin. After it dried (just a few minutes), I rubbed on it and it did not smear. I hope this helps.
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I used them to make a "fairy box" for my niece to put stones in from Twig (the fairy at the Renaissance Festival). I painted a wood box a royal blue color (so not super dark but dark enough, it was leftover paint from a bedroom). The Orange, Green, and Pink showed up wonderfully on it, the purple is the only color that is hard to see. So, in answer to your question, and from my experience, yes the light color inks showed up on the darker surface. The darker did not as well. If I could attach a picture I would :)
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They should work fine on Fleece for color but might not give you the sharpest of lines. You might need to wash the fleece item first if it is new for color to absorb better.
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i found the colors to be a little different when they dried. i used them mostly for mixed media painting on canvas. i DID do one t-shirt. and had to retouch it, after i washed it. after that, it was "just OK". be sure to put some cardboard protection under the layer of fabric you are painting. also, give plenty of drying time. if i had it to do over, i would make a small color sampler, by drawing a line from each color first, so that you can see what it will look like when it dries. rather than waste them, i still use them on occasion, but mostly i use another brand. and btw, i like martha stewart and regret giving such a negative answer. good luck.
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I have them on fake wood laminate and no problems. They won't scratch but may wear the finish if repeatedly travelled over the same path.
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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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These are opaque. I use them on canvas and in mixed media applications so I often have to apply additional layers to get a cleaner more uniform look. if you are planning on layering colors, be warned that the tips on the PC-1M markers are plastic and have a tendency to scratch the previous layer.
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Yes, I would just lightly sand each one with a 180 grit sandpaper . And then paint light gray. :0)
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I would say permanent marker. They are not shiny at all and I feel a fabric marker may bleed.
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Sorry, but I don't know what a "Needlepoint" pattern is. They look plain to me.
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My GUESS is NO, they are made for Fabric--which will absorbs the ink and colors. That is however, just a guess. My best advise would be to contact Sharpie customer service. I have found them to be helpful regarding other questions in the past. Try www.sharpie.com/enAU/CustomerService/Pages/ContactUs.aspx
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I don't know if I will be much help because I didn't purchase these to paint on nails. I bought them to use with acrylic paints and leather dyes. With those I just use cold water. I would imagine that using them on nails you would use nail polish remover. I'm sorry that I can't be of more help to you.
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I'm nor sure. I figured it would work I was also considering textile paint and stenciling. tI haven't tried anything with mine yet. Being 100 percent good quality canvas they should be ultimately paintable and transfers. As canvas I would imagine that embroidery type art would work too.
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If you're looking for something that stays on fabric, no, it will rub off. If you're looking for something that just marks fabric, yes, it seems to work (this may depend on the type of fabric you use). You would be better off using a fabric pen.
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Probably not. If you try to peel them off using a tool or some sort of scraper, you risk that scratching the paint. These things are super secure. There really is no delicate way to peel them off.
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I would say no. I am not good with colors, but I would call it a semi-transparent off white. It doesn't look bad on my canvas, but it doesn't quite match the original thread. Hope this helps.
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It probably will eventually, even though they are marked as permanent. Art or fabric markers won't wash out and will leave only pigment.