Happy Wednesday! I hope you’re all having a great week and are ready for a giveaway! This week, we’re giving you the chance to win a Sewline TRIO fabric marker.
Simply turn the pen to click out a black, white or tracer point. Mark light or dark fabrics, or use to trace! Easily erase marks with the pen’s eraser.
To win this cool prize, simply answer the following question in the comments section below: “What marking tools do you use?”
Are you a chalk kind of person, or a water- or air- removable marker? Or do you use Frixion pens and remove the marks with heat? Leave a comment below and we’ll announce one lucky winner tomorrow! Good luck 
disappering ink and mark b gone and sometimes a pencil.
I have tried most of them. It really depends on color of fabric and what I am doing. Having a three-in-one would be great to just pick-up and have a choose instead of always looking around for the right one that you know you have some where. <3
The dreaded chalk! This tool looks like a gem.
Depending on the fabric I use different markers. Sometimes chalk, sometimes air removel pencils or sometimes heat remover pens. I love to try new products.
Disappearing ink and chalk, but I love the convenience of this pen!
I use air disappearing ink. This pen looks so cool!
I think I have used them all in my day but my favorite is a fine point water soluble marker.
I use lots of different tools when marking. Sometimes, pencil (ick, hard to wash out), bar of soap, folding and creasing method usually does a good job. This pencil combo looks amazing! Can we ever REALLY have enough tools? I know I sure can’t!
Thanks for the opportunity to win this fabulous prize!
Penny
I like disappearing ink pens and water erase markers. Would love to try something new.
I like silver quilt pencil.
Chalk is my favorite.
I usually use a chalk marker, but sometimes use a water soluble pen.
It depends on what I am marking. Use disappearing ink most of the time though.
I use chalk most of the time, but on light fabrics when the chalk doesn’t show up
I generally use Frixion pens. The heat of the iron makes the marks instantly
disappear.
I use a removable ink marker.
I use water soluble markers. I am going to try these pens, they sound great.
Air erase pen and/or chalk.
Disappearing ink and chalk. But I am always looking for my different colored chalk pencils. They are never together.
I love when tools make life easier, and I can get on with the creative part! Got to try this.
I mostly use chalk
I mostly use chalk. I have so much trouble trying to remember which end of the pen is disappearing and which is water removable, so I stick to chalk. I would welcome this pen, it doesn’t look like I have to remember anything on how to use it.
I use a chalk wheel, but I’d love to try this pen! Thanks for the giveaway oppotunity.
I use whatever is the handiest. I do like the disappearing ink the best.
Most of the time I use an air-erase pen.
Disappearing ink most of the time.
I use chalk pencils and sometimes a water soluble marker.
water soluble marker
I like to use the soap base marking chalk that disappears with heat.
I like to use water soluble pens and a rolling chalk marker.
I use disapearing pens when I am sewing all right away. Water soluble pens for projects that take longer so my marks won’t disappears, until washed and chalk on dark fabrics. I will definately have to try this new marker. Having the convenievce of several in one would be great.
I use chalk and marking pencils.
I use chalk or the pens where the ink disappears with water. I like to try new things.
I use chalk.
It really depends on the fabric. I like this idea of 3 in 1!!!
I think I have tried them all at one time or another. It really depends on what I am making and what I can find to use at the time!
Disappearing ink marking pen
I use disappearing ink
Love your giveaways! I usually use a disappearing ink pen,a chalk wheel or pins. sometimes just little clips in the seam allowance, I would love to try your pen as it seems to do it all!
I use chalk and disappearing ink most of the time.
I use mark be gone and chalk at times.