Quilter's Freezer Paper Sheets, 8.5" x 11", 30 Sheets

Works great for Foundation Paper Piecing FPP.

These freezer paper sheets work well in ink jet printers (but don't use them in a laser printer as the waxy finish will melt). I use them for needleturn applique, printing my patterns on these sheets to dispense with having to hand-trace them on regular freezer paper. The paper is sturdy enough to be ironed onto your fabric and to serve as an edge against which to turn under the raw edges of your fabric when you applique. I have not reused the paper, but suppose you could do so if you wanted. Finding this paper at local quilt shops has become more difficult, as many in my area have stopped carrying it. This paper is meant to be removed from your quilt when you finish appliquing (using either tweezers to pull it out before sewing down the final opening) or pulling it out through a tiny slit you cut in the back of the base fabric. C&T Publishing also makes a wash-away freezer paper that you can leave inside your quilt. It won't completely wash away, but will disintegrate and leave tiny fibers still inside. I prefer this removable freezer paper myself, and have found it works well for my purposes.

I ordered this for a quilt I'm making. Made a template of it and ironed on to a stack of cut pieces. Made it easy to " fussy cut" them.

I use this for paper piecing for quilts

Had watched a video about labeling a quilt, and it was suggested you can use freezer paper to make fabric printable. I had a panel of fabric labels, was able to print the text I wanted onto the label I selected. Worked so well.

I used these extensively on a large quilt that I have designed. I just ordered more. They are excellent and remove easily and they stick well when you have to put them back on and iron. I recommend.

These were literally just sheets of freezer paper. I was under the impression they would be a bit heavier paper but at least they are flat.

Works great for my application.