Monday, February 17, 2020
Product Review: Sewline Duo Marker+Eraser
I bought this pen set a few months ago but hadn't tried it until now. I needed to mark some guidelines on the edge of this quilt. The felt tip pen marks clearly, then the eraser pen gets rid of the ink. When the ink is used up, the pen can be purchased separately. As you can see by the photo, I just need to erase a bit more then the line will be gone. I am quite pleased with it so far. The ink may not show up well on dark fabrics, but on lighter fabrics it works great.
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