A LIL HELP, PLEASE
#41
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I use the foundation stuff from JoAnn's and use my 40 or 50% coupons to purchase. I did do some reading somewhere, maybe even here, where some are using what is called Bank Paper purchased at a copy or printing business. Suppose to be lighter then typing/copy paper. It's on my list to try.
#42
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try freezer paper or baking paper, you can buy them at supermarket.
Freezer paper is better as has a shiny side that helps it stick to the material when pressed. I buy the generic brand as works as well as other.
Freezer paper is better as has a shiny side that helps it stick to the material when pressed. I buy the generic brand as works as well as other.
#47
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Parchment paper. You can copy the pattern you want to use and it can ironed onto the fabric to follow. It tears away simply.
Originally Posted by Mesissy
Hi all..............can someone make some suggestions on what type of paper i can use for the foundation piecing, please? I want to make a 12 inch block. Any help is appreciated. Cheryl
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I buy rolls of the tissue used by doctor's offices on the tables from a local medical supplier. It's sturdy but very light weight and its really cheap. I use it for packing glassware and making my own patterns too. Each roll is over 100 yrd and runs $3 to $5 depending on the width.
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