Ever heard of the Scorch Marker? It's stirring up quite the buzz on social media, intriguing crafters and DIY enthusiasts alike. If you've ever been daunted by traditional wood burning, here’s a game changer that simplifies the entire process into something as easy as coloring with a marker.

If you’ve ever had the desire to wood burn, but found it to be too difficult and technical, then you've got to try the Scorch Marker Pro

Scorch Marker: A Gateway to New Crafting Possibilities

No more broad, uncontrollable burns—just detailed artistry right at your fingertips. This innovation opens doors to endless creativity, especially for beginners who might find traditional pyrography tools intimidating and cumbersome.

With Scorch Marker, you have the option to draw, paint, or stencil-in designs on wood, and then watch them burn into the surface like magic. 

It’s totally non-toxic too, which allows you to customize wooden utensils, cutting boards, and spoons, and is 100% safe to use with children.

Scorch Marker is fully manufactured in the USA as well, which is something that we’re pretty proud to say. 

Scorch Marker Makes Wood Burning with Vinyl Stencils Possible

Probably one of the coolest aspects of the Scorch Marker is the fact that it can be combined with stencils of all different kinds.

Vinyl, silkscreen, and mylar are just a few options to choose from.

And, because heat isn’t added until after the drawing process is over, you don’t have to worry about damaging or melting your stencils. 

How the Scorch Marker Works

Drawing with the Scorch Marker isn’t difficult at all.

In fact, if you’ve ever used a paint pen or something similar, you will already have a general idea of how this wood-burning tool works.

The three main steps required for every Scorch Marker project are to:

• Prime Your Marker: Start by shaking the marker to mix the chemical solution, using the stainless steel agitator inside to ensure an even flow. Prime the tip by pressing it down until the liquid saturates the nib.
• Apply to Wood: Draw your design with the amount of fluid that feels right—remember, less is more! The Scorch Marker's precision tip is ideal for detailed work, while the integrated foam brush is great for broader strokes
• Heat It Up: Once your artwork is ready, apply heat. A heat gun is recommended for its control and effectiveness, but a butane torch can also be used for larger pieces. Watch as your drawing darkens and comes to life!

Hair dryers, crafting guns, and other small heat sources do not get hot enough, and they will not work.

The more heat you apply, the darker your design will get. 

Whatever heat source you choose, apply it to your creation in a sweeping motion.

Don’t hold the heat for too long in one place, and watch the magic happen before your eyes!

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