Embroidery transfer pen
Use this water soluble embroidery transfer pen to trace or copy your design onto light fabric then. When you’ve finished stitching, wash it away.
SKU: U1539U
$3.45
About
A non-permanent, blue ink pen that allows for easy transfer of designs onto fabric. It's ideal for drawing or tracing any design onto fabric and stitching over the traced lines.
Ink is removable by using a damp cloth or cold water.
The DMC Transfer Pen works well on light- and medium-colored fabrics. The DMC Transfer Pen works well on light- and medium-colored fabrics.
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