where can I buy thin vellum for PP?
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Velum is expensive. I would buy pads of high rag content doodle paper from the dollar store. You could also use the yellow tissue thin paper you can buy by the roll at the quilt shops made especially for paper piecing. It's not that expensive and tears away easily.
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Don't forget phone book pages have print on them that might get on your light colored fabrics. Since phone books are free, they're sure not going to worry about using good inks.
Newsprint is blank so it can't harm anything.
Newsprint is blank so it can't harm anything.
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Originally Posted by RUSewing
Originally Posted by pocoellie
Personally, I just buy the cheapest copy paper I can find, it's a lot cheaper than vellum.
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Originally Posted by jeaninmaine
Don't forget phone book pages have print on them that might get on your light colored fabrics. Since phone books are free, they're sure not going to worry about using good inks.
Newsprint is blank so it can't harm anything.
Newsprint is blank so it can't harm anything.
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