BellaBoo

I'll have to try the tissue paper. Is it the gift bag filler paper?


The cheap children's scribble pads made from recycled newsprint works good for me. It feeds though my ink jet printer with no problems and is so easy to tear from the seams. It's dirt cheap too. Also if you can find it, tracing paper is excellent.
One thing I do to make the copier paper tear easier is to run a tracing wheel (I bet you have one in your sewing drawer not used in years) down the seam.
Also one great tip I found, the removable tape is the great for repairing a ripped pp pattern, the needle sews through it clean, no sticky residue.

butterflywing

i used the carol doakes and liked it but i would like to try the children's pads. have you ever tried the big newsprint paper? does anyone know how to cut those to size? i read that they're very good and way less expensive.

SulaBug

I just LOVE your quilt!! :D :D :D

littlehud

OHHHH I have to try this.

Nita

Oh, I love paper piecing;about the only way this girl gets anywhere near being close to accuracy (notice I did NOT say m,y goal was perfection).

The San Juan Forest quilt that I recently posted was paper pieced.

I, too, use the Carol Doak paper and like it very much.

Check out the paper pieced "Fashion Cats" on the www.Bellaonline.com website. It is TOO CUTE!