Tulip Permanent Fabric Brush Tip Markers, Rainbow, Set of 10

They write on the fabric but it hardly seemed to be permanent. At least that was the case for me. And yes i did let it dry for at least a day.

Used these on onesies as part of a baby shower activity, and they were so easy to use. The points were fine enough for detail work, but they also were thick enough for larger designs. They didnt bleed, and the color has held up well. We tried a variety of things (fabric paint, stamps with ink, etc) and these markers were by far the most popular.

I always use Tulip products, my opinion is they are THE BEST. I ordered neon this year to add to my collection. We make Christmas shirts for P.J.s on Christmas Eve of what was our highlights that year. The kids wear them all the time. They wash well have very little fading.

These markers bled terribly. I have used them before with more success so I think it may have been that the fabric was too thin.

My 5 year old grandson loves all of the different colors. I have him drawing pictures on muslin cut into squares using the markers. I date each drawing and then Im going to make a quilt using all of the squares for him to have one day.

They do bleed through when using. Put something in-between the 2 layers of clothing.

Worked great on canvas bags.

Ive been playing with this product to draw up T-shirts. Lots of fun. They even have a website where you can get ideas. www.ilovetocreate.com

Worked well. Like that no ironing was required.

When painting on pillow cases, the color was very muted, when I expected them to be vibrant. Not satisfied