Ultimate Quilt Pounce Pad with Refillable Iron-off Chalk Powder, for Design Transfer and Fabric Marking using Quilting Stencils – 2 oz White Chalk...

Overall this is a real game changer for quilters, however, it was my experience that the design needs to be put on in sections. In other words, transfer one stencils worth, then quilt that part, rather than putting on the entire design prior to quilting. That is what I did and once I started machine quilting, there were sections that got rubbed off. I suspect that some of the fabrics might have had something to do with that. The chalk just didnt stick as well to some. Having said that though, what a time saver this was! I would definitely recommend buying it but using it the way I have suggested.or at least doing sections at a time, then quilting.

I own a sign business and we install a lot of dimensional(3D) letters and logos on receptionist walls in offices. We use paper pounce patterns and the powdered pounce. We use to just wrap the pounce powder in a T-shirt. These work much better and not "messy" like using a T-shirt. Definitely recommend.

I used this technique for the first time. Mind you I'm only on my 2nd quilt, but this made marking so much quicker than tracing out a stencil with a disappearing pen. I had the entire quilt marked in less than 45 minutes. Incredible! I thought it'd be super messy, but it is not. Super pleased with this one! I used a white chalk powder on this, so it's a bit hard to see in the pic. I supposed I should utilize 2 colors to be able to see or a dark blue perhaps. But I can easily see it on most of the quilt.

It seems to do it's job. I've tried it once and it didn't go well for me. I'm pretty positive it is user error.

Shipping was on time and product is as expected