Triangle Tailors Chalk 10Pcs,Sewing Fabric Chalk and Fabric Markers for Quilting,Sewing Supplies Accessories

They're are the best marker for fabric by far. The only issue is that they are thin Nd break easy. However if you wrap them.in first aid tape, they will be stronger and not break as easily. I love love the little plastic case they come with.

Nice however a little crumbly

These are my favorite. Great price, be mindful that they break easily if that is a problem for you. However, they show great on all types of fabrics.

The more I use these, the more I like them. They do work well but are fragile. They do break apart easily.

Great value for the sewing room fan. Right size, shape and so many colors. Great quality makes these guys easy to use and smooth.

What I've been looking for in stores for a while but couldn't find. Even before JoAnne's went under they didn't have tailors chalk like this (but the fabric folks knew what I was looking for.) There and other places just had fancy/messy powdered chalk with metal dispensers. I've never met a tailor that used such. These little triangles are what I know and love, and they're a lot less expensive! Some times old, tried, and true solutions beat supposed innovation. This is one of those cases. It works well. It's easy to use. It's relatively inexpensive. It doesn't tie one into a particular companies refills because there's nothing pricey to refill/loose/trash just chalk! These are a little thinner than some, but that means that they'll leave sharp lines. Maybe left lying around they could break more easily, but not a problem so far.

Bought these for marking lines on fabric for sewing. I've had them for a year now and have a few comments. Pros: I like that the product contains a variety of colors for marking both dark and light fabrics. I also like that the pieces are triangle-shaped and thin, making precise markings possible. Their pigment is easy to see on the fabric, though you do need to use some pressure depending on the fabric type. The chalk pieces are also separated in the cartridge which prevents the colors from mixing. Cons: The pink and blue will not wash out of lighter fabrics on their own in the washing machine; you will have to use a stain remover on them to get the color out if it's visible on your final piece. Make sure you don't put the piece into the dryer before assuring the chalk came out. They are prone to break both in the cartridge (if it fell on the floor for example) as well as in hand. They are thin and have snapped in half in my hands on multiple occasions, and when they break they are difficult to fit back into the cartridge. TLDR: They get the job done but break easily.

Lately, I've been learning to sew and draft patterns. These triangle tailor chalks are the best. They mark well. They are easy to handle. I've yet to experience any chipping or breaking. I really like using them to mark fabrics. The bold colors create a crisp clear line that facilitates cutting out pattern pieces. I will continue to use these on my other sewing projects. My only concern is the slight film the chalk leaves on your fingers. But that's not too much of an issue that would cause me to discontinue using them. This purchase was an Amazon Haul find. I'm glad I found them. They were truly inexpensive.