Best paper for sewing through? What rips off easiest?
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Originally Posted by tlrnhi
I've used typing paper. Much thinner than regular paper and tore well when I was done. I just make sure I fold the paper at the stitch line, then rip it off.
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I have been using this paper i get at the blueprint co here in town it's thinner, prints up really well and tears off great. I got 3yds for $4.00. I forget the exact name but i will find it again if your interested...all I remmeber it's a Ultra ll...a radiant smooth paper ...something. I like it alot. If you have a Blueprint Co near you check with them...they will know what your talking about. But I will get the exact name for you.
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
Those fabric just glow! Beautiful!
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Originally Posted by Corky
Foundation can be done on fabric or on paper. The fabric method means leaving the foundation intact. Usually the strips are sewn onto the fabric then squared up. When done on paper, it is a precise sewing on the lines and the paper is removed. This method allows for some extremely intricate detailing. English paper piecing is an altogether different method. Here is a nice tute for EPP: http://www.craftstylish.com/item/833...iecing-project
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