CLOVER | Chaco Liner Pen Style | Fabric Chalk Marker

CLOVER | Chaco Liner Pen Style | Fabric Chalk Marker

• Brand: Clover
• Type: Powdered Chalk Fabric Marker
• Colors: White, Yellow, Blue, Pink
• Refillable: Yes
• Use: Sewing, Quilting, Dressmaking & Fabric Marking

Quantity: 1 = 1 Chaco Liner Pen

Clover Chaco Liner Pen Style

The Clover Chaco Liner Pen Style is a convenient fabric marking tool designed to create fine, precise chalk lines for sewing, quilting, dressmaking and pattern work.

Its pen-style body is comfortable to hold and easy to control, while the tapered point helps you accurately follow pattern pieces, rulers and marking guides. The powdered chalk is dispensed as you draw, making it easy to create visible guidelines on your fabric.

Use it for marking seam lines, darts, pleats, button placement, quilting lines, alterations and other construction details before sewing.

The Chaco Liner Pen Style is refillable, so when the chalk runs out, the cartridge can be replaced rather than replacing the entire marking tool.

Available in White, Yellow, Blue and Pink, giving you several options for creating visible markings on different fabric colors.

Please note: Always test the Chaco Liner on a scrap or inconspicuous area of your fabric before use to confirm that the chalk can be removed satisfactorily.

Recommended Uses

• Garment sewing
• Dressmaking
• Quilting
• Pattern marking
• Seam lines
• Darts and pleats
• Button and pocket placement
• Alterations
• General fabric marking

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Clover Chaco Liner Pen Style refillable?
Yes. The chalk cartridge can be replaced when empty, allowing you to continue using the same pen body.

What is a Chaco Liner used for?
It is used to temporarily mark fabric for sewing and quilting, including seam lines, darts, pleats, placement points and quilting guides.

Can I use it on any fabric?
It can be used on many fabrics, but marking performance and removal can vary depending on the fiber, weave and surface. Always test on a scrap or inconspicuous area first.