Crayola Ultra-Clean Washable Markers, Color Max, Fine Line Classic Colors 8 Ea

I use these for quilting as fabric markers and they work great, I've tried the blue, yellow and black and those colors wash out of cotton fabric really well. Drying time is no issue, the markers have lasted for months now, nothing dried out and it's easy to mark fabric with them.

Using this for marking when sewing but haven't tried yet. Other users indicated that these worked welland were easily washed out with most of the colors.

They have lasted a whole now, but they are still just regular markers lol

We got these for our 18 month old. She was loving the big fat markers, but the caps on those were too hard for her to get off. I bought these in the hopes that she would find them easier, and she had no trouble taking them off and putting them back on. Now that she is almost two, she can get the caps off both sizes, but she still seems to like "writing" with the fine point markers.The markers are much more vibrant than I expected from washable markers, and they have washed cleanly off table, chairs, and hardwood floors with just a wet rag. And wood puzzles and doll faces and anything else that might be occupying the table next to her paper. Certain colors wash less well off her skin--often the blue and green leave behind a slightly-bruised hue for a day or so, but that fades pretty quickly. I know we must have gotten some on clothes and I don't ever see any marks on clean clothes, so I would guess they wash out pretty well from clothing.She is pretty good about putting the caps back on, but on the occasion that she forgets, the markers seem to bounce back pretty well. We've been using this pack for about two months, at least once every couple of days or more. A few colors are starting to run a bit thin, so it is probably time to look for a replacement pack.The caps are a possible choking hazard, of course, so if you do plan on letting a toddler play with them, supervision and common sense are always a good idea!

So Crayola obviously makes great art supplies for children, but I actually use these for sewing since they clearly and vividly mark cloth in an easy-to-apply and precise fashion, and then wash out completely with just plain ol' water. They're much more reasonably priced compared to fabric-specific markers for sewing and make clearer lines.

these markers are great for their intended use (coloring and such) but they stain the scribble scrubbie toys. the markers that come with scribble scrubbies are also labeled "ultra clean" so i thought these would work well. they do not. just wanted to review in case anyone had the same idea

I found these thru a YouTube subscription and that person was spot on. They are FANTASTIC for making marking on fabric when sewing.Pros:- They absolutely wash right out, no staining, no residue- Pack of 7 different colors (used different color for mock-up 1, another for mock-up 2, etc.)Con:- Caps can be quite difficult to pull off (broke one and had to duct tape to keep fresh)I prefer these to ANY other brand or type of washable, vanishing, or heat sensitive marking pens. The different colors are fun and VERY helpful when I make a mistake or several versions or mockups.

These are great markers at a fair price from the Crayola brand. Our daughter is really enjoying drawing right now and these have been a great addition to her supplies. She likes that they are thicker than her thin-pointed markers but smaller than her big markers- it filled a gap in her supplies. This is a basic color-range but she says they’re really good for layering with colored pencils, crayons and other markers. I wouldn’t say they’re opaque but they’re definitely not sheer. She also likes the black marker, as we won’t let her use a Sharpie alone (yet). It has a similarly sized tip and finds them useful for outlines.We always like the Crayola brand. These are truly washable on clothing and wash off hands easily.