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

Great set of chalk, easy to grip and the quality of the lines is nice. Very smooth and holds up well to vigorous marking. Will break if you drop by that’s a no brainer.

This is the best chalk I’ve tried for quilt marking. Produces a fine, clean line. It is very fragile and you must handle it lightly. It arrived all intact with no broken pieces. I expect I will eventually break a piece, but I’ve marked several quilt tops without incident. Advice: Rotate the points of chalk as you mark to ensure they wear down evenly and the triangular shape is retained.

These are great I’ve tested many kinds some brands you have to draw a line so hard to get it to show upBUT NOT THESE THEY ARE EASY TO USE and give clear markings they are easy to break so don’t hold them too rough or slam them down on your work station or drop them because it will break but I’m ok with that

Some pieces came broken but that was fine. I found them easier to use when they are in half pieces. I think the only thing I did not care for is the draw line is not real thin but that is just my personal perf. Other than that these work very well. The color variety is great for the different shades of fabric I use. Like the little case to keep the chalk organized.

I used this, erasable pens by pilot, a more expensive tailors chalk, and two types of fabric pencils on a light tan fabric while making a shirt. The Erasable pens didn't transfer well but came out without a hassle, the other chalk was too light to see, one of the pencils didn't agree with soft fabric and the other stained my button hole blue. Despite how easy these things are to accidentally wipe off or transfer to other fabric, and it's tendency to break or chip of you look at it wrong this is by far the best fabric tracing tool I've tried yet

Arrived with a few chips already. They are thin and break easily. Blue chalk wouldn't wash out of beige scrap fabric. Would only use in places it won't be seen like seam allowance!!!

I sew, and colored chalks are my favorite tool for marking cutting lines and anything else I need to mark on my fabric. These are the perfect size and shape, thin rounded-triangles that can be easily handled and won't take much to take an edge even once I get toward the middle of the shapes.The chalks come in four different colors, so you can always find the best one to stand out against the fabric you're marking. I've tested these on some of the fabrics I have lying around, and the markings come off easily when I wipe them with a damp cloth.One thing that really impresses me with this brand over others I've used before is that the chalks come securely packaged in a sturdy plastic container that will keep them from knocking against one another until I wear them down. I expect to get a lot of use out of these chalks!

I like working with this tailors chalk. Having my choice of colors has made it a lot easier to make masks that are visible on a variety of fabric colors. The plastic case does a fine job of protecting the chalk against breakage.