Tailor’s and decorative chalk – Tailor’s chalk and markers, disappearing

Tailor’s chalk is a popular choice among both experienced tailors and amateurs. It is used to mark precise lines on various types of fabrics. Among accessories of this kind one can also distinguish felt‑tip pens, markers and even pencils created especially for this purpose. Using each individual type has its advantages and disadvantages. Traditionalists most often reach for classic, tried‑and‑tested chalks.

Tailor’s soap in appearance resembles the most ordinary bar used for washing hands. It is usually square or rectangular, with a raised centre and rather thin edges. The shape is intentional, as it is meant to make it easier to draw precise, thin lines on fabrics.

This product is available in many different colours. The choice of the right one depends on the colour of the fabric that will be marked. It is very important to choose a shade that will be clearly visible on the fabric. This makes sewing work much easier.

Sewing accessories such as decorative soaps available in the Oval shop stand out for their depth of colour and variety of shapes. Blue, pink, yellow, white – everyone will find a shade that meets their expectations. The price of such a product is not high, so it is worth getting several types, so that you always have the right one at hand.

In the Oval haberdashery you can also buy tailor’s chalks, which are characterised by the fact that the line drawn with them on the fabric disappears two or three days after use. This type of product is suitable for almost all textiles.

In the shop with sewing accessories among sewing accessories you can also find scissors, safety pins, needles, thimbles, crochet hooks and special needle threaders.