Sewing Chalk Marker with Fine Dosing Wheel for Precise Yellow Fabric Lines and Easy Removal
Sewing Chalk Marker with Fine Dosing Wheel for Precise Yellow Fabric Lines and Easy Removal
Sewing chalk marker for making fine, temporary yellow lines on fabric while sewing, quilting, or preparing patterns. Its toothed metal dosing wheel rolls smoothly and distributes powdered chalk evenly, helping you mark straight and curved lines without sharpening.
The chalk stays in place while you work yet can be removed by gently rubbing or brushing, washing with plain water, or wiping with a damp cloth. Use it on cotton, knit fabrics, jersey, synthetic fibers, suede, and leather; always test a scrap or the back of the project first, and do not use it on silk or nylon.
This single yellow marker has an ergonomic recessed tip, a protective cap, and a compact 4-inch pen format for controlled handling at the sewing table.
Features
- Fine, precise chalk lines for fabric marking
- Toothed metal dosing wheel distributes chalk evenly
- Always-sharp rolling tip needs no sharpening
- Lines stay put while sewing and are removable
- Ergonomic recessed tip is easy to hold
- Protective cap helps keep the chalk in the pen
- Suitable for cotton, knit fabrics, jersey, synthetic fibers, suede, and leather
- Test on scrap fabric first; do not use on silk or nylon
Specifications
- Product type: Fabric chalk marker
- Color: Yellow
- Length: 4 inches
- Thickness: 1/2 inch
- Weight: 0.68 oz (19 g)
- Tip: Toothed metal dosing wheel
- Removal: Rub or brush off, wash with plain water, or wipe with a damp cloth
- Variant: Default Title
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this sewing chalk marker used for?
It makes fine temporary yellow lines on fabric for sewing and other fabric projects, including straight and curved marks.
How do I remove the chalk lines?
Gently rub or brush the fabric, wash with plain water, or wipe the mark with a damp cloth.
Which fabrics can I mark?
The product description lists cotton, knit fabrics, jersey, synthetic fibers, suede, and leather; test a scrap first and avoid silk and nylon.
Does the tip need sharpening?
No. The toothed metal wheel is designed to remain sharp as it rolls.