Chalk Marker for Sewing | Yellow

The Yellow MadamSew Chalk Marker is a temporary marker with a toothed metal wheel that produces fine lines of chalk on fabrics. These fabric markers are always sharp and draw both straight and curvy lines. No need to sharpen the tip. The chalk doesn’t fade or brush off unwantedly, but is easy to remove. The chalk marker’s wheel rolls smoothly over cotton, knit fabrics, jersey, synthetic fibers, suede, leather... (Don’t use them on silk and nylon fabrics!)

• Very fine and precise chalk lines on many different types of fabric

• Dosing wheel technology: a toothed metal wheel at the tip distributes the chalk evenly as you roll it along

• Always sharp

• Reliable chalk lines, that stay put while sewing

• Ergonomic design; easy to hold because of the recessed tip and the overall shape of the pen

• Has a cap; protects the wheel and makes sure the chalk stays in the pen

Always test on a scrap fabric first! The powdered chalk comes in 3 colors: red, yellow and white. Having more than one color at your disposal allows you additional options when marking fabrics of different hues and prints, or if you need to make distinguishing marks on your fabric.

Check out our chalk markers in other colors:

• White Chalk Marker
  
• Red Chalk Marker
  

• SIZE: 4 inches long, ½ inch thick
• WEIGHT: 0.68 oz (19 gm) 
• COLOR: yellow

Other available colors:

• White Chalk Marker
  
• Red Chalk Marker
  

The MadamSew Chalk Markers don’t fade or brush off too easily, but at the same time they are not hard to rub off either.

• Gently rub the fabric with your hands or a brush,

• wash out with plain water, or

• remove with a damp cloth. 

TIP: Always test on a scrap or back of all project fabrics before using any marker on a finished project. You never know how a certain fabric will react!

If you want to learn more about the chalk markers and how to use them, check out our online tutorial and video about the MadamSew Chalk Markers.

Q&A

Question: Are refills available for the Chalk Marker? 

Answer: Not anymore. We sold refills before to cut down on plastic, but loose chalk powder is very hard to pour into the pen without making a mess, so each refill came in a closed plastic cartridge filled with chalk. That cartridge made up more than half the pen, so with a refill you’d only be reusing the tip. Since it saved so little plastic compared to a new marker, we decided to be upfront about it and stop selling the refills.