Clover 5005 thermal tracing pencil

The Clover Thermal Tracing Pen, presented in blue, is an innovative tool designed to transfer patchwork piece patterns, embroidery drawings and other designs directly to fabric quickly and easily. This pencil allows you to copy any design with the ease of a stroke and the application of heat with an iron. It comes in a practical blister that contains one unit, making it easy to store and protect.

Main Features:

• Ease of Use: Simply trace the desired design with the thermal pencil on tracing paper, place the traced design on the fabric and iron it. The design will be transferred clearly and precisely to your fabric.
• Versatility: Ideal for a wide range of textile projects, including patchwork, embroidery and any sewing task that requires transferring designs.
• Blue Color: The blue line is easily visible on a variety of fabrics, allowing for clear and effective design transfer.
• Clover Quality: This product maintains the quality standard of the Clover brand, known for its useful and innovative sewing accessories.

How to use:

1. Place the tracing paper over the design to be transferred.
2. Trace the design using the Clover 5005 Thermal Tracing Pen.
3. Position the drawn design on the desired fabric.
4. Apply heat with the iron to the traced paper.
5. Peel off the paper to reveal the transferred design on the fabric.

Precautions:

• Test on a piece of fabric to make sure the design transfers correctly and that the fabric will withstand the heat of the iron.
• Make sure the fabric is clean and free of any treatments that could affect the transfer of the design.

The Clover 5005 Thermal Tracing Pen is an essential tool for any patchwork, embroidery or sewing enthusiast, offering a practical and effective solution for transferring designs. Its use significantly simplifies the preparation of textile projects, allowing you to spend more time on creation and less on the design transfer process.

Use Experiences:

If you have had the opportunity to use the Clover 5005 Thermal Tracing Pen, we would love to hear your opinion. How has this pencil made your sewing projects easier? Do you have any tips or suggestions to share with the community? Your experience can be of great help to other sewing enthusiasts.