The same folks who make Reynolds Wrap and Reynolds (tin) foil here, make freezer paper on the roll. One box will likely last you for years, split the cost with a friend!
Jan in VA
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The same folks who make Reynolds Wrap and Reynolds (tin) foil here, make freezer paper on the roll. One box will likely last you for years, split the cost with a friend!
Jan in VA
Check out some on line shops, OMG the fabrics I have bought recently. Will look out for freezer paper tonight and PM you if I find some.
I was going to suggest butcher paper. I think they are similar, if not the same. We just don't have butchers much here any more.Originally Posted by amma
my LQS sells it.
This company also sells it for $9.99 a box, you could try them, they are in Australia
http://www.usafoods.com.au/p1831/oth...freezer-paper/
PM me if you cant find it, and I can grab some for you from my Spotlight, and post it up to you. We can work something out :-)Originally Posted by miss_ticky2
Spotlight have it, you need to ask for it at the counter! :-)
aahh...thank you...I'll do that next time.Originally Posted by Crlyn
Thanks everyone...I'm not in a rush for it but thought I'd like to have some on hand when and if I want to use it :)
Thank you...I'll keep your offer in mind :)Originally Posted by tweetee
Supermarkets don't stock it. Most quilt shops do - but it is about $17.95 for a box. It is 16 2/3 yards x 18". I bought a box over 10 years ago and I still haven't used half the roll.
Expensive, but it lasts a L-O-N-G time.
Butchers over here - if they use paper at all - use butchers paper - like the paper you get in kids cheap scrapbooks. Most use plastic bags.
Hi All I am an Aussie and have no idea what Freezer paper is used for when quilting - can someone educate me a little please