Pennyhal

I've been searching for a site that sells preprinted paper for paper piecing. I can find lots of the paper, but I don't want to print it all myself. Any suggestions?

Tartan

I think inklingo does marking but I don't know if it's on material or paper.

SuziSew

I think the only way to buy something preprinted would be to buy a pattern like something from Judy Niemeyer. You can usually find patterns at your LQS or you can go to Judy's web site http://www.quiltworx.com/

Onebyone

I have only seen specific pp patterns with the pre printed papers included. I always make copies of the pre printed papers so to save the original. Patterns only give you one paper per piece so if I mess up there goes the only copy.

dunster

If you want preprinted papers for piecing generic things like HST's, flying geese, etc. then you might look at
Triangles on a Roll - http://trianglesonaroll.com/products...triangle-paper. I'm pretty sure there are other similar products out there, but I can't remember the name.

M.Elizabeth

Thangles come in different sizes.

tessagin

You could try this. I love doing it. http://www.quiltnbee.biz/shop/Block-...5-x7562107.htm. This is pretty easy. I have used other paper than freezer paper. It's a matter of securing that first piece.

dunster

Thangles! That's the name I was trying to remember! Thank you.

ManiacQuilter2

Are you asking about pre printed PP patterns? I think that Carol Doak may have some. Judy Niemeyer does have patterns also but they can be quite challenging.
https://www.google.com/search?q=prep...w=1024&bih=622
Most people print their own patterns. I do using EQ7.

Krisb

French braid, flying geese, HST

https://www.softexpressions.com/soft...rPiece.htm#pri