Pentel PTS15 Fabric Fun Pastel Dye Sticks - Assorted, Pack of 15

Love these! Very good pastels, they blend incredibly well and are very of bright colours. I wish they had a bigger palette on sale. My only concern is that the pastels break easily but I guess that eventually happens to all pastels if you press them a bit hard (you need to with these ones in order they sink into the fabric). Wirks very well with cotton canvas.

These crayons did the job and once ironed was then permenant. Colours not as opaque as I would have liked but may have been the fabric type.

I love these, they are sp easy to work with and the results are brilliant. Really easy to set by ironing over the design over some paper.I've just ordered my third pack because I want to make sure I always have some in. Only 1 downside, I would like a skin colour and a couple of purples/lilac, maybe they do a bigger pack, will have to find out.

Bought some of these recently in an art shop and then had to get more for my little nieces off here. They are really fun to use and easy as you just draw on any fabric, then cover with paper or a towel and iron on top to set the colour. You can then wear and wash as you like. The texture reminds me of oil pastels and the colours are nice and bright. Remember to use darker colours over lighter ones and not the other way round. You can blend colours too as with oil pastels. I recommend these for all ages for both children and adults, with younger ones supervised of course. If any mistakes are made or some cheeky monkey starts drawing on other things then you just wash it off as it needs the iron to set. Have a good time creating your fabric art!

Their good on white/light fabric also a bit tricky to draw with ... But item was dispatched quickly and reasonable price .

I keep fabric pens as part of my laundry kit. I find a fabric de-bobbler, a lint roller, and these type pens or sticks great when ironing to revitalise garments, good when you see a bleach splash on something. These are a waxy type stick which are set with hot iron. Lots of colour choice in here.

Perfect for little hands to get lots of colour onto the fabric. We decorated bags. The texture is like oil pastel, and you work applying colour in one direction directly onto your chosen item, then seal with a warm iron. Good choice of colours to create lots of images. I would choose a fiber tipped pen type product if I wanted to get more detail but for kids who want instant gratification these are ideal, and the best price around.

I love these and have been using them for years. It started when my youngest wanted to be Ronald Dahl's Matilda for World Book Day at school, and we thought that just a pretty dress and a red ribbon in her hair wouldn't be obvious enough.Instead we bought a cheap plain white T Shirt and drew a design from the cover of the book, coloured in with the dye sticks.The colours are great and it's so easy to use. Then to set the design in place you just put some clean paper over the top and iron on a high heat.Works a treat. The kids have been using them ever since, to design their own T Shirts and it's a great project for a rainy day in the school holidays too.