POWDERED CHALK LINE

What is a Tailor's Chalk (Powdered)? **Only the outer lid color is red; the inside is white powder. Powdered tailor's chalk is a special marking tool containing powder, primarily used in tailoring and fabric work. It is preferred for drawing temporary lines on fabric and facilitates cutting, sewing, or fitting during the sewing process. Features: Due to its powdered content, it leaves a soft and clear mark on fabric. The marks are not permanent; they can be easily erased or disappear on their own with an iron. It comes in various colors (white, yellow, red, blue, etc.), making it easily visible on both light and dark-colored fabrics. It glides on more smoothly than hard soapstone and, due to its powdery texture, does not damage the fabric. Areas of Use: In Tailoring: Pattern drafting, marking seam allowances, pocket, button, dart, and pleat placements. In Fabric Work: Alignment and measurement before cutting. In Artistic Works: Temporary marking in fabric painting or embroidery. Advantages: Does not pierce or wear out the fabric. As it provides temporary marking, it is one of the most preferred materials by professional tailors. Easy to remove; it disappears by wiping by hand, washing, or with iron heat. 1 piece is 1 meter. The price given is for 1 meter. For example, if you add 1 piece, 1 meter of fabric will be sent; if you add 3 pieces, 3 meters of fabric will be sent as a single continuous piece.