Stitch in the Ditch brings a new dimension to your quilting projects with our extensive collection of marking tools.
What is the most popular marking tool? No marking tool is “better” than the other, but there are quilting marking tools that are better for certain jobs. Chalk pencils, for example, are generally great for most projects because once you don’t need the marks anymore, you can easily brush them away.
Find the best marking tool for quilting here at your Canadian online store! Great prices on fabric markers, chalk pencils, fabric erasers, tailor's chalk, quilting stencils & much more.
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Sewline products are top sellers Been asked to explain Ceramic lead and Graphic lead. Companies state they use Ceramic-based lead, graphic lead for fine lines. None offer more detailed information!
The line is drawn with a "ceramic lead". What is a ceramic lead? Nobody seems to know, or explain it. After researching it and not finding a good answer, I decided that the only thing that mattered was that these mechanical pencils drew a fine, clear line. The variety of colors - Black, White, Yellow, Pink and Green - meant that I could choose a color that could be seen on my fabric.
Quilt Pounce is the quilt-marking tool for the new millennium!
Simply wipe the powder-filled pad over your stencil of choice to accurately transfer designs without stretching your fabric.
This easy to use, time-saving device is great for both machine and hand-quilting, and the chalk powder is safe for most fabrics
The Frixion gel pen comes in a wide range of colors, writes beautifully just like a regular roller-ball pen, and can be used on fabrics as well as all the other usual surfaces.
It has a fine nib and is easy to use, meaning you can mark accurately for better results when sewing. We recommend you spray starch and press your fabrc with Best Press or similar product - before marking with any erasable pens. This allows for easy removal of all marks. We learned this from Donelle McAdams, Westalee Educator, who has spend many years teaching and testing in the fabric sewing world.
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