Chako Ace PT10-VE Disappearing Ink Marking Pen with Eraser – Violet
Make temporary fabric markings quickly and accurately with the Chako Ace PT10-VE Disappearing Ink Marking Pen with Eraser. Designed for sewing, pattern making, fashion design, embroidery, tailoring, quilting, and other creative applications, this violet marking pen provides visible guidelines when you need them without leaving permanent marks behind.
The violet disappearing ink is ideal for making temporary reference lines, placement marks, sewing guides, embroidery designs, pattern details, and construction notes. Depending on the material and conditions, markings can disappear naturally over time or can be removed with water or the pen's eraser.
Ideal for Sewing & Fashion Design
Whether you are a fashion design student, professional sewer, pattern maker, tailor, dressmaker, costume designer, or sewing instructor, the Chako Ace PT10-VE gives you a convenient way to create temporary marks during garment construction and design work.
Use it to mark darts, pleats, button placement, pocket locations, seam references, embroidery layouts, design details, and other temporary guidelines. The violet ink provides clear visibility while you work and can later be removed when the markings are no longer needed.
Key Features
- Disappearing Violet Ink: Creates temporary markings that can disappear naturally over time.
- Built-In Eraser: Quickly remove unwanted markings using the included eraser.
- Water Erasable: Marks can also be removed with water when appropriate for the material.
- Precise Temporary Marking: Useful for garment construction, pattern work, embroidery, quilting, tailoring, and sewing projects.
- Multiple Surface Applications: Suitable for temporary marking on cloth, wool, plastics, wood, and paper.
- Convenient for Design Work: Excellent for drawing designs, transferring temporary guidelines, and making short-term reference marks.
- Professional & Student Use: A practical addition to sewing rooms, fashion classrooms, alteration shops, costume departments, and design studios.
Common Sewing Applications
- Marking darts and pleats
- Indicating button and buttonhole placement
- Marking pocket positions
- Drawing temporary sewing and stitching guidelines
- Creating embroidery layouts
- Transferring temporary garment construction marks
- Making temporary design and fitting references
- Fashion design classroom and student projects
- Tailoring, alterations, and dressmaking
Product Details
- Brand: Chako Ace
- Model: PT10-VE
- Ink Color: Violet
- Ink Type: Disappearing / erasable marking ink
- Eraser: Included
- Primary Use: Temporary marking for sewing, fashion design, embroidery, pattern work, and crafts
- Suitable Surfaces: Cloth, wool, plastics, wood, and paper
Why Use a Disappearing Ink Fabric Marking Pen?
Accurate temporary markings are an important part of professional garment construction. Unlike permanent pens and markers, a disappearing ink fabric marking pen allows you to establish temporary reference points without intentionally leaving permanent lines on the finished project. This makes the Chako Ace PT10-VE especially useful during fitting, sewing, embroidery, alterations, and garment assembly.
Compact and easy to keep with your sewing and pattern-making supplies, this violet fabric marking pen with eraser is a practical tool for students as well as experienced sewing professionals.
Important Testing Recommendation
Fabric dyes, fibers, finishes, environmental conditions, and treatments can affect marking and removal performance. Always test the pen on a hidden area or scrap piece of the same material before marking the final project. Do not iron or apply heat over the marks before confirming complete removal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Chako Ace PT10-VE used for?
It is designed for temporary marking during sewing, fashion design, embroidery, tailoring, pattern work, and other creative projects.
What color is the marking ink?
The PT10-VE uses violet disappearing ink for easy-to-see temporary markings.
Can the marks disappear by themselves?
Yes. The ink is designed to disappear naturally over time. Actual disappearance time can vary depending on the material and environmental conditions.
Can I remove the marks without waiting?
Yes. Marks can be removed using the pen's eraser or water when appropriate for the material.
Can it be used for garment construction?
Yes. It is useful for temporary placement marks, darts, pleats, pockets, button locations, sewing guides, and other garment construction references.
Can fashion design students use this marking pen?
Yes. It is a convenient addition to student sewing, fashion design, apparel construction, costume, and pattern-making supplies.
What surfaces can I mark?
The pen can be used for temporary markings on materials including cloth, wool, plastics, wood, and paper. Always test the material first.
Should I test the pen before using it on fabric?
Yes. Always test on scrap material or an inconspicuous area first because different fabrics, dyes, and finishes may react differently to marking and removal.
