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MARKING TOOLS

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	1. Water Soluble Markers (Item #'s 515 Fine & 516 Thick): This marker is perfect for marking on white and light colored fabrics. The projects to be quilted should be marked before basting. This avoids bleeding into the batting, if this does happen wash the fabric (pre-wash all fabrics and make sure your project is washable before using.) If projects are marked before basting the lines can be easily removed with water or using our eraser pen (item # 518).
	2. Chaco Liner (Item # 469): The chaco liners are perfect for marking dark fabrics. The ratchet mechanism, which delivers the chalk onto the fabric, leaves a nice fine line. As the stitches are worked the chalk disappears and there is no need to go back and remove the chalk. However, if you misalign the quilting design or change your mind, the markings can be removed very easily.
	3. Mechanical Pencils for Sewing/Quilting (Item #'s 5014, 5015, & 5016): These mechanical pencils are great. They have an eraser at the end of the pencil which makes it easy and convenient to remove any unwanted lines or to simply remove the lines when the project is done. These pencils make such a fine line that the lines are hardly noticeable when the project is finished.
	4. Iron on Transfer Pencils (Item # 5004 & 5005): Iron on transfer pencils are used to copy a design that you wish to place on a project. It can be used for paper, fabric or wood. You simply place the tracing paper on the design that you wish to transfer. Trace the design with the Iron On Transfer Pencil; then place the traced design on the fabric, paper, or wood and iron it on to your desired project. The design will appear. Please note the design will be copied in reverse and once a design is copied it cannot be removed. The iron on transfer pencil works best on light colored fabrics.
	5. Water Soluble Pencils (Item # 5000-5003): What makes the Water Soluble Pencil useful is that it easily wipes off with water. This marking pen is suited for precise marking, and it enables you to draw a fine line on cloth. It is also very useful for marking when you sew, stitch and do patchwork.
	6. Triangle Tailors Chalk (Item # 432): Clover Triangle Tailor Chalk is a solid block of chalk. The triangular shape makes it easy to hold and mark with. The chalk is available in four colors Blue, Red, Yellow and White. You can use a nail file to sharpen the edges.
	7. Chaco Pen (Item # 5012 & 5013): The chaco pen is great for all markings. It is best for marking as you go. It works well on all fabrics. When using the Chacopen pink with Eraser the marks fade out over time in 2-10 days. With the Chacopen Blue with Eraser marks are easily erased with a spray of water of eraser pen.
	8. White Marking Pen Fine (Item # 517): White marker for easy to see markings on dark colored fabrics. The pen makes a great fine line on fabrics. Markings disappear upon ironing or spraying with water. As the ink dries on the fabric, white markings will become more visible.
	9. Quilting Marking Pencils (Item # 5006 & 5007): The quilting marking pencil is a pencil style chalk marker, it is ideal for patchwork quilting.
	10. Tracing Paper (Item # 434): Convenient for tracing patterns on most fabrics. The package consists of five single sided sheets in five different colors. Please note you should first test it with the same color fabric to see if the markings can be removed or not. You should wash the fabric with water.
	11. Chacopel Pencil Set (Item # 418): These pencils work well on light and dark fabrics. Great for fine line markings on fabric. Comes with a sharpener to conveniently sharpen pencils.
	12. Tracer Pen (Item # 435): Convenient for marking and copying detailed designs. Easy grip with its partly triangular shape handle. The plastic end is designed for bold lines. The ball pointed steel tip allows you to copy fine lines smoothly without damaging the design or the tracing paper.
	13. Chaco Liner Pen Style (Item # 4710, 4711, 4712, 4713, and 4714): The fine pen point permits accurate drawing of both straight lined and freehand curves. The fine point makes lines and marks more visible and is easy to use with a straight edge.

Mini Iron II with adaptable tips

Mini Iron II (Item# 9100 & 9101). The Mini Iron II has five interchangeable adapter tips that can be used for quilting, sewing, floral crafting, doll making and paper crafting. The tips can be purchased individually or the Mini Iron II Adapter Set with all tips included (Item# 9109). The Mini Iron II comes with a convenient stand and it has three different temperature settings; low, medium and high.