Has anyone done foundation piecing (scrappy) with these products?
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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzW...bktY4JITE8j5BQ Love paper piecing like this. No tear paper piecing.
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Well, I opted to try the Vilene squares from Amazon:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ilpage_o00_s00
Will just have to remember not to take the iron to them! I think any lightweight non-fusible stabilizer would work, but in my old age I am trying to avoid the step of cutting out all the squares myself.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...ilpage_o00_s00
Will just have to remember not to take the iron to them! I think any lightweight non-fusible stabilizer would work, but in my old age I am trying to avoid the step of cutting out all the squares myself.
Will you be able to run these through your printer? I want to do a paper piecing project, but also hate dealing with paper. But running anything through my printer other than just paper makes me a bit anxious.
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I used Pellon 830 for a string quilt foundation and found the finished quilt to be a bit stiff. I'm sure it will soften up with washings. Donated it to Project Linus. It was real pretty with black as the center on rectangle blocks--so it made X's through the quilt.
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You can use freezer paper for that. The log cabin blocks I'm doing now have logs just a little over 1/4 inch. You will be able to remove the freezer paper instead of having a product remain in the blocks.
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