does anyone know how to "fix" an eraseable marker? I have one with a blue line & then you tip it over & it has an eraseable end but I can't get it to erase the blue line?
I have the "new" ones that you can iron away too but alas I did not use that one & Now I have a blue line where I don't want it?
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I dampen a corner of a white washcloth with cold water and dab on the blue line.
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thanks I have tried that too but only a little of it has come off? Thanks for the information I think I will have to throw it in the washer. & the marker in the trash
a very weak solution of chlorine( bleach) will solve that problem use it on a cotton bud to follow the line. dab with a damp cloth straight after to remove the bleach.
I never use these blue markers because I have been dissapointed too. They either need a complete dunk in water or they stay in the fabric as a brown faint smudge. I heard too that the chemicals in the pen can cause a weakness in the fabric threads.
Now I will always stick masking tape and mark on that, The items then don't require any stress and can be ironed.
Happy Stitching!
Now I will always stick masking tape and mark on that, The items then don't require any stress and can be ironed.
Happy Stitching!
Have you ironed it,if so you have made it permanent.
I have done this several times.
I have done this several times.
Is the erasable end dry? I think they use hydrogen peroxide. (Hair bleach)
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edithfarminer
29 Jul 2012
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I always get mine out no trouble with water. I rub it with my wet finger till it is gone. Need several dips in the water to get it out and rub again etc. than I let it dry
Have you tried a dryer sheet lightly rubbing the mark. I have had success with them. Depending of course on the type of fabric you are using.
Ann
Ann