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Using a FriXion erasable pen for quilting can be a handy tool, especially for marking patterns and designs on fabric. Here's how you might use it:

1. Marking Patterns: You can use the FriXion pen to mark quilting patterns or designs directly onto your fabric. This is particularly useful if you're working on a quilting project that requires intricate designs or precise stitching lines.

2. Temporary Guidelines: FriXion pens can be used to draw temporary guidelines on your fabric to help guide your stitching. These guidelines can be erased once you're done quilting, leaving behind no trace of the markings.

3. Checking Placement: Before you start sewing, you can use the FriXion pen to mark the placement of pieces or blocks on your quilt top. This can help ensure accurate placement before you start stitching everything together.

4. Customizing Designs: If you're experimenting with different quilting designs or motifs, you can use the FriXion pen to sketch out your ideas directly onto the fabric. This allows you to visualize your design before committing to stitching it permanently.

5. Correcting Mistakes: One of the key features of FriXion pens is that the ink is erasable with heat. If you make a mistake or need to adjust your markings, you can simply apply heat to the fabric (e.g., with an iron) to make the ink disappear. Just be sure to test this feature on a scrap piece of fabric first to ensure it works as expected without leaving any unwanted residue.

Remember to always test the FriXion pen on a scrap piece of fabric before using it on your actual quilting project, as the erasable ink may react differently with different types of fabric. Additionally, avoid using the pen on fabrics that are sensitive to heat, as the ink removal process involves applying heat to erase the markings.