Would these markers be OK to use to cover a few small Bleach spots on Blue Jeans?
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If the jeans are a darker color, they would probably cover the spots. If the jeans are faded and lighter, the spots would be accented by the darker marker color.
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The markers would cover cotton jeans all right, but the color won't match and will fade some with repeated washings.
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I would think so, it won't be perfect of course but it will make them not so noticeable at least. I used them for onesie decorating at a baby shower and they've been washed a lot and have not come out or bled. I would color the jeans first and then throw them in the dryer for 30 min to set the marker (that's what I did). Then you can wash and wear like normal.
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I would say permanent marker. They are not shiny at all and I feel a fabric marker may bleed.
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Yes, these markers are great for drawing, etc., but you you have a thick paper. Or make sure to put something behind the paper you're using. These markers have alot of ink that is drawn out when writing on paper.
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I don't think they are meant for that - we have only used them for paper and coloring books. I believe they do make window markers though, or even dry erase (Expo) markers work fine on windows (but they don't wash out of clothes like crayola).
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They have an angled tip so you can make fine marks/lines and use the angled side to fill in or make broader lines. To some extent, the absorbency of your fabric may affect the width of your markings. We found it was easy to 'sign' our projects, as well as to make bold lettering. We used white cloth diapers, so the colors were bright and clear. I recommend using a fairly solid surface and keeping your fabric as taut as you can (without distorting the fabric) for best results. These markers did the job we wanted them to!
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I guess it might depend on what kind of fabric the clothes are made of. I have had kids get these markers all over themselves and on bedding. All of it washed out without treatment. These are not permanent markers. The ink is totally washable and erasable on cotton, but maybe not on polyester blends such as a t shirt. My grandkids love these markers and I have white boards for them to color on. They love it, but these markers are messy.
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I have not tried it but I would think it will work since they are paint markers, I love them! Hope this helps
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Truthfully I'm not sure. I use them mostly for a resist when I am etching copper. I have used them to decorate acrylic glasses and I have used them on iron. So far everything I have used them on I have not had any issues with them. Just remember to shake them well before using them. Oh yea, I did have one issue. I needed to reshake one of them and got sidetracked and forgot to put the cap on. Remember to re-cap when shaking. lol I'm laughing now, but it wasn't so funny when I did it. Other than that I love these markers and will get more when they run out. Hope this helps.
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It depends on how dark the marks are.It would surely lighten them quite a bit.
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I used mine on a black dry erase board and they worked really well and didn't leave any marks. The colours were also crisp and very visible.
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Yes. Anything that is alcohol based and ultra fine works. (Alcohol based being permanent. So, sharpies, bic its, infinity markers... Just be sure they are ultra fine.)
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You need to get good quality fabric markersThe crayola ones I used were just okay but I would use a more liquid fabric marker if I were to do this again
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Yes, I use them mostly in this areas, majority of colors show with light application and there is little smudging even if you have testy eyes.
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You can use normal ones. The best ones to use are the expo neon markers. They're pretty cheap on amazon.
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They fabric markers and stencils worked fine on the bibs. The outcome is not perfect but they are hand painted after all.
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The colors will fade some after several washings but can be reused to mark whenever necessary. The best fabric markers, however, are the ones that are specifically made for textile design.
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I don't think so. I think This kind of pen/marker is not suitable for fabrics ( t-shirts or other Stuff)