Prym Trick Marker self-erasing, Purple

I have to say, I’m very impressed with this pen for drawing your embroidery projects. if you draw your design wrong all you have to do is run your material under the water and it disappears without leaving a Mark absolutely brilliant.

I used this to mark linen napkins to embroider. This is a good pen, limited bleed and fades within a few days but leaving plenty of time to complete the work. The line is nice and precise, even in fairly small areas. Would purchase again.

Worked well. Easy to use. Draws a this line which disappears quickly. Sometimes a little too quickly.

Great product. Need to work quickly as disappears quickly but not a problem. I probably don’t use it very heavily though

It's fine, but you have to complete your activity really quickly as it fades almost before your eyes! No point in marking several things and then coming back, you have to do it there and then. The good thing, however, is that it doesn't leave a mark! Find it annoying that the lid doesn't go on to the end of the pen, so you put the lid down and then struggle to find it when you have finished. The pen also rolls of the table when you put it down, so I put an elastic band around it to stop it ending up on the floor.

Easy to use. Great to trace around a pattern, cut out and sew straightaway.

I read a lot of reviews for different products before finally buying this item. I was delighted to discover that it comes out completely with water, and I also tested it on a scrap of aida to see how long it takes to fade. While other reviewers have commented that their ink hasn't faded within a few days, I found that mine had completely faded within 12 hours. The time it takes to disappear tends to vary, depending on what type f fabric you're writing on; I suggest testing it on a scrap of the fabric you're using before going to all the effort of drawing designs that will fade before you can sew them (like I did with my first pen many years ago; please don't make the same newbie mistake I did back when I was first starting out!)

Like this but need to wary when using it in fabric… must try it first on to see if it actually disappears. Which it’s not a great product if I can’t use it straight away. So I would prefer the heat erased pens to these.