Chalk, Wax & Pencils Archives

Discover our range of essential marking tools including tailor’s chalk, marking wax, and fabric pencils for accurate pattern transfer and sewing projects. These marking tools provide clear, temporary marks on fabric that are easy to see during cutting and stitching, then remove cleanly when your project is complete. Perfect for dressmaking, quilting, alterations, and detailed embroidery work, each tool offers precision marking on various fabric types. The collection includes traditional chalk, smooth wax markers, and fine pencils to suit different fabrics and preferences. Choose the right marking method for your project and ensure accurate, professional results every time.

Hancocks Cloth Marker Pencils Box of 10 (Various Colours)

£36.75 excluding vat

Hancocks Cloth Marker Pencils (Box of 10)
Hancocks Tailors Cloth Marking Pencils in Standard 7 inch and a half length. The chalk marking material is protected by the wooden pencil covering and used in much the same way as conventional tailors chalk. Always test on a spare piece of fabric to check that the marks can be removed before using on the main work, method of removing marks is by light brushing. Available in the following colours: White, Black (Silver Graphite), Blue, Fluorescent Green, Red, Yellow and Assorted. **Fluorescent Green require a U.V light to be shown**

Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page Details
Out of stock
Hancocks Tailors Triangle Chalk Box of 50 (Various Colours)

£51.98 excluding vat
Hancocks Tailors Marking Chalk (pack of 50)
We make the chalk so that the mark will stay on whilst work is in progress and as easy as possible to brush off when work has finished (always test first).

Made in the UK

Made from China Clay

Used by professional tailors and dressmakers throughout the world

Available in the following colours: Yellow, Blue, Black, Red, White and Assorted The assorted range contains 50% white and mix of the other colours.
The manufacturers give no guarantee as to the suitability of these crayons on any particular cloth or material and recommend that a preliminary test be made before marking up. Marking should be done on the reverse of the material, but if this is not possible, test on a waste piece of fabric to make sure that the mark can be removed. Most marks can be removed with a brisk brushing, or can be washed out if the material is washable. Commercial cleaning fluids should be used with caution.
Details