DeneK

I bought an end-roll from my local newspaper for $5. It doesn't go thru my laser printer very well but it worked much better than the heavy printer paper on the Candlequilter Star I just made. It is probably more paper than I will ever use. It does have to be cut down to fit the printer though.

quilticing

This is what I have, too. I use old rotary blades to cut it. Then I stack the squares, 4-6 layers, and stitch the pattern for blanks - don't thread the needle!

goldielocks03

one the best places is go to a newpaper office. and you can get unfinished rolls for of paper the they can't use at a very small price and it is great for patterns and drawing on.

Painiacs

our dollar tree didnt have the paper. Hard to fInd any of the paper anywhere here

seweasy

Painiacs, you might try some school supply stores, mine came from Office Depot. I did find some website(can't remember what the name of the site) that mentioned that Crayola sells a tablet of blank newsprint paper for drawing. I know some of the Walmarts' have a good size area of Crayola-brand products, you might check with Walmart. When I looked in Walmart I was looking for some off-brand and didn't know that possibly Crayola might have had what I was looking for. Chris

Just Me...

I still love the Carol Doak Foundation paper! It is even more lightweight...glad you could find some though! :)

LivelyLady

That's where I get mine...best price around!