- How do the marks come out?
- The marks are designed to disappear with water. Dritz advises testing the pen on the actual fabric first to confirm marks fully vanish.
- Can I use it on dry-clean-only fabric?
- No. Dritz does not recommend it for dry-clean-only fabrics, since the marks rely on washing out.
- Will it stain red or pink fabric?
- It can. Dritz warns that some fiber contents, finishes and dyes, red and pink in particular, may not be suitable, so test first.
- How should I store the pen?
- Keep the cap on and store the pen point facing downward, as Dritz instructs.
- Is it better than tailor's chalk?
- It gives a finer, more precise line than chalk, but chalk is safer on fabrics you cannot wash or have not tested.
- What fabric should I test it on?
- Test on a scrap of the same fabric you plan to mark, then wash it to confirm the mark disappears completely.
- Where is the Dritz Mark-B-Gone Pen White cheapest?
- At Quiltandsew.com, for $8.25, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Dritz Mark-B-Gone Pen White?
- Rated 3 out of 5 from 4 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Dritz Mark-B-Gone Pen White?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Quiltandsew.com, 123Stitch.com, E-Z Knit Fabrics, Prym Americas, Etsy.