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Use as a Fabric Marker

The brush tip allows pigment to penetrate deep between fabric fibers, maintaining vivid color even after washing. (Tested on black rayon and cotton fabrics.)

➚ Fabric Markers That Maintain Color After Washing

➚ Will Fabric Markers Survive the Wash and Dry Cycle?

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Use as Drawing Markers

As a brush-type acrylic marker, it allows you to control line thickness and fine details, enabling a wide variety of coloring and drawing techniques.

➚ Coloring with Brush Pens

➚ Creating Stamp-Designed Mini Frames

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Use as Wood Markers (For Wooden Surfaces)

When used on wood, it applies smoothly without bleeding along the wood grain, and layering the ink creates even richer, more vibrant colors.

➚Painting on Wood Is Easy with Brush Pens

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Use for Shrink Plastic Crafts (Shrinkles)

Heat-resistant stability ensures a smooth surface and vivid colors when used on shrink plastic crafts.

➚ Pens That Look Especially Beautiful on Shrink Plastic

➚ Making Shrinkles Crafts Using Recommended Autumn Color Palettes

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Use for Journaling & Planner Decorating

Featuring a brush tip that provides a thin, even application and dries quickly on paper, it's perfect for journal and planner decorating.

➚ Journaling and Decorating Planners with Hand-Drawn Doodles

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