I was pretty skeptical about using an ink pen on my quilt top, so I tried all the colors on a piece of scrap fabric; I used an iron to provide the heat needed to erase the ink (instead of using the nub of the pen to erase with friction, which I was concerned would distort my fabrics) and it erased completely

To be able to remove the marks with a hot iron is so great

I use them to mark quilt blocks and then can use an iron to erase the marks.

Love these - Use them for marking fabric (for garment making) a just a touch of hot iron removes mark completely!

Once the stitching is done go over it with a hot iron and the ink disappears!!

And definitely erases off at the right iron temperatureI'm not sure how the technology

The marks erase completely and quickly when ironed.

I was skeptical so I tried all the colors on a scrap of fabric, applied a hot iron, and the markings disappeared like magic.

If I make mistakes or change my mind a hot iron removes the marks.

The marks are instantly and completely removed with the touch of a warm iron.

I have found that a hot iron erases any mistakes I make while tracing the patterns.

When I need the mark gone, I just touch it with the iron and like magic, it disappears

When I'm done embroidering, I just lay a hot iron over it and the gel/ink disappears.

Great for marking quilting as it erases when ironed....good buy for so many pens

I love love these iron-away fabric pens!!!!!

When done just hit with warm iron or burst of steam and presto the marking is gone

They erase off fabric with a light touch with a warm iron; no pressure or rubbing is required, which is important when you piece a quilt so you don't distort the fabric.

This really does iron out--great for marking quilts.

You just run a hot iron over your marks and they are gone.

Supposed to work on quilting material, so the lines iron out.

When I'm done embroidering, I just lay a hot iron over it and the gel/ink disappears.

This is like magic, iron away my guide marks

Erasable with a hot iron.

Excellent for marking on fabric, the ink disappears when ironed

The ink lines disappear immediately and completely when a hot iron is applied.

I have found that a hot iron erases any mistakes I make while tracing the patterns.

Love that a hot iron erases the lines on my quilt projects!

When you want the ink to disappear, run your hot iron over

It's great because the lines come right off without a trace when a hot iron is placed on it.

A medium to hot iron removes the quide lines.

Write your message, and just run an iron over it (or erase it).

After done, ironed and the lines of pen showing invisible

Our alterations and embroidery shop (the Button, the Needle and the Wardrobe) uses these all the time on cloth, and it just disappears with a hot iron

Use them only when you are ready to quilt and then with a hot iron press the markings away.

Any remaining lines can be easily removed using a warm iron.

They disappear at just the touch of a hot iron.

And if you make a mistake, you can use a tiny applique iron to erase any mistakes, which is great for complex designs

She hit the lines with a hot iron and like magic the line was gone.

the ink comes out of the fabric with a hot iron.

These Pilot FriXion gel pens work great for marking fabric and comes off instantly and completely with a touch of a warm iron.

When done, just press a warm iron over the ink marks and they are gone.

Hot iron removes the ink