4 x kleermakers krijt van UMTMedia® - Dressmaker stof naaien markeren Dressmaking Markers (een van elke kleur) (rood, blauw, geel, wit)

For all sewing enthusiasts, the UMTMedia Tailors Chalk is a must-have in your toolkit. Here’s why:Performance: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This tailor’s chalk excels in performance. It glides smoothly on various fabrics, providing precise and clear markings. Whether you’re working with delicate silks or sturdy denim, it leaves marks that are easily visible but wash out effortlessly.Ease of Use: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Using this chalk is a breeze. The shape and size are perfect for a comfortable grip, ensuring controlled and accurate lines. It’s suitable for both beginners and experienced tailors, making pattern-making and adjustments a hassle-free task.Versatility: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The pack includes five pieces of chalk in different colors, allowing you to choose the best contrast for different fabrics. This versatility is a real advantage, ensuring that you always have the right color for any material you’re working with.Durability: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Durability is another strong point. Each piece of chalk lasts a long time, even with frequent use. It doesn’t crumble easily, maintaining its shape and usability for extended periods.Value for Money: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Considering the quality and quantity, this set offers excellent value for money. It’s an affordable option that doesn’t compromise on quality, making it a wise investment for any dressmaker or sewing enthusiast.

What can I say it's tailors chalk. Easy to use, brushes off easily, will last ages. I suppose the only down side compared to the fabric marking pens you can buy is it's alittle harder to make small precise marks.

Needs chalking as I see this got colours can use on darker material mark it. I on;y see white in my local shop.

This tailors chalk is very good and easy to use. It washes off or irons off easily. It came very well packaged, with each piece separated from the other, to avoid breakages. Also, fast delivery, as it arrived before the due date. I would definitely recommend this tailors chalk.

What can one say about tailors chalk? I do lots of sewing crafts and still prefer tailors chalk to these pens where the ink is ‘supposed’ to fade, but not on all fabrics so I have found out, tailors chalk just brushes out. It’s great having the different colours so I can see where I’ve marked or if one mark is for one thing and another mark for another. The chalk is good quality and hasn’t crumbled or broken yet and has kept a nice sharp edge