Clover 516 Thick Water-Erasable Marker
Clover identifies reference 516 as its thick water-erasable marker.
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Clover Chacopen 5013 pairs a blue water-soluble marking tip with an eraser. The manufacturer states that marks can be removed with water or the eraser, and explicitly calls for testing on a piece of fabric before use. This is the blue version, not the separately sold air-erasable pink product.[1]
For embroidery placement, use it to record a checked center or reference line on a suitable practice piece before marking the final item. A ruler and a paper template can help establish that position, but neither the pen nor its eraser proves that the item will fit your hoop. Confirm access, design dimensions and mounting separately. Mark only what you need to reproduce the position rather than treating the whole garment as a drawing surface.
The removal restrictions matter as much as the marking feature. Clover says to avoid fabrics that cannot withstand water and not to use detergent, bleach or solvent for removal. Review the manufacturer’s chemical-exposure warning and directions. Choose this tool when that removal process fits the project, not because any temporary mark is assumed harmless. No fabric test or long-term stain assessment was performed for this catalog.[1]
These notes summarize source research, not hands-on testing. Confirm model specifications, included accessories, and the seller listing before buying.
Fit calculations compare rectangular dimensions only. They do not establish mechanical hoop compatibility or stitch quality.
Clover identifies reference 516 as its thick water-erasable marker.
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