Pencil Trio Marking Pencil – White Black Pink
$17.95
I love the Trio marking pencil by Sewline. It doesn't crumble, and give me a very fine line when I mark. It can be used to mark freehand lines or can be used with stencils. This tool has three colors, one for any color fabric in your quilt.
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