Adger Water Erasable Fabric Marker (blue) with Penetrating Ink

Adger Water Erasable Fabric Marker – a convenient tool for temporary fabric marking that disappears with ease when exposed to water.

Adger Water Erasable Fabric Marker are a convenient tool for drawing stitch lines, outlines, and cut lines. Among them, water-erasable fabric markers stand out as my preferred marking tools. They offer the flexibility of keeping the marks intact for as long as necessary , allowing you to choose when to eliminate them. To remove the marks, simply wet them under a tap, with a spray bottle, or using a wet brush.

We advise testing the marking pen on each new fabric to ensure it won’t stain the material being used. Keep in mind not to iron over the marks or launder the garment before removing them with plain water, as certain laundry products and heat may set the markings, rendering them permanent.

What makes this blue marker stands out from others is the ink is penetrating which makes it perfect when used with the Adger Chaco Ace Moonveil Tracing paper, 3 sheets/pack

  • Ideal for marking designs during sewing
  • Easily removable by washing
  • Made in Japan by Adger Kogyo, a Japanese company with a long history of quality and ingenuity in making marking tools. They hold the patent for this ink, and are widely respected by fashion and sewing professionals in Japan and elsewhere.

The markings may fade based on the moisture present in the air or fabric.
Do not iron over marks or launder as the heat may set the markings and make them permanent.
Avoid leaving markings for an extended period to ensure easy removal.
Please place cap back straight after use. Store in dry and cool place.
Color of marking is blue.

Other Markers can be found here Chacopa Artist, extra fine and Kearing Water Erasable Fabric Markers

Chacopa Water Erasable Fabric Marker (blue, thick tip)

Chacopa Water Erasable Fabric Marker (blue-thick tip)

Chacopa Water Erasable Fabric Marker – a convenient tool for temporary fabric marking that disappears with ease when exposed to water.

Chacopa Water Erasable Fabric Marker are a convenient tool for drawing stitch lines, outlines, and cut lines. Among them, water-erasable fabric markers stand out as my preferred marking tools. They offer the flexibility of keeping the marks intact for as long as necessary, allowing you to choose when to eliminate them. To remove the marks, simply wet them under a tap, with a spray bottle, or using a wet brush.

We advise testing the marking pen on each new fabric to ensure it won’t stain the material being used. Keep in mind not to iron over the marks or launder the garment before removing them with plain water, as certain laundry products and heat can set the markings, rendering them permanent.

  • Ideal for marking designs during sewing
  • Easily removable by washing
  • Made in Japan

The markings may fade based on the moisture present in the air or fabric
Do not iron over marks or launder as the heat may set the markings and make them permanent.
Avoid leaving markings for an extended period to ensure easy removal.
Please place cap back straight after use. Store in dry and cool place.
Color of marking is blue.

Other Markers can be found here Chacopa Artist, extra fine and Kearing Water Erasable Fabric Markers

Chacopa Water Erasable Fabric Marker (brown, thick tip)

Chacopa Water Erasable Fabric Marker brown

Chacopa Water Erasable Fabric Marker – a convenient tool for temporary fabric marking that disappears with ease when exposed to water.

Chacopa Water Erasable Fabric Marker are a convenient tool for drawing stitch lines, outlines, and cut lines. Among them, water-erasable fabric markers stand out as my preferred marking tools. They offer the flexibility of keeping the marks intact for as long as necessary, allowing you to choose when to eliminate them. To remove the marks, simply wet them under a tap, with a spray bottle, or using a wet brush.

We advise testing the marking pen on each new fabric to ensure it won’t stain the material being used. Keep in mind not to iron over the marks or launder the garment before removing them with plain water, as certain laundry products and heat can set the markings, rendering them permanent.

  • Ideal for marking designs during sewing
  • Easily removable by washing
  • Made in Japan

The markings may fade based on the moisture present in the air or fabric
Do not iron over marks or launder as the heat may set the markings and make them permanent.
Avoid leaving markings for an extended period to ensure easy removal.
Please place cap back straight after use. Store in dry and cool place.
Color of marking is blue.

Other Markers can be found here Chacopa Artist, extra fine and Kearing Water Erasable Fabric Markers

Chacopar Purple, fine, Air and Water Erasable Fabric Marker

The Chacopar Purple  (fine) air and water erasable marker is ideal for embroidery and other fine designs during sewing. This is because the fine tip can produce very fine markings. 

Markings can generally disappear within 2-10 days or be removed by washing. Therefore it’s great to use where markings are preferred to be temporary.  For example stitch directional lines for hand embroidery, quilting lines for quilting etc.

However exact time taken for marking to disappear varies. It depends on  room temperature, moisture, type of fabric tec. Test on a sample fabric before use. And place cap back straight after use. Store in dry and cool place.

Comparison on markings of 3 fine fabric markers we carry is as one of pictures here.

Colour of marking is purple.

Made in Japan

The other 2 fine markers can be find via links here Chacopar Artist, Water Erasable Fabric Marker, extra fine  and Kearing Water Erasable Fabric Marker

Chacopar Artist, Water Erasable Fabric Marker, extra fine

The Chacopar Artist water erasable marker is ideal for delicate and detailed designs and markings. This is because the crystal tip can produce very fine markings.

Colour of marking is brown.

Markings can be removed by washing.

Tip of the marker wouldn’t fray due to its crystal core.

Made in Japan