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Use the cheapest copy paper. A small stitch to sew. Fold paper over at seam and I also either run a finger nail or a point down the paper seam line then pull paper off from the seam leave rest on but sew seam together and enlarge stitch slightly. Edges are thick and bulky especially in pictorial pictures in paper piecing.a spritz of water also helps to soften paper and stop the fly away all over the place just before pulling apart.
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Originally Posted by 5moose
(Post 5838544)
I order reams of news print paper that fits right into my HP printer from Dick Blick. dickblick.com 500 sheets per ream for 3.59. I never have any problem with it jamming my printer and is very thin and tears of completely clean. I use it so often that I buy 4 reams at a time. Great Stuff and cheap!
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Originally Posted by CAS49OR
(Post 5843088)
5moose, do you have the url to the actual product you purchase? I went to dickblick but only found tablets and rolls.
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Lots of great information. Thanks to all of you!
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Thanks, I found it with your help:
http://www.dickblick.com/products/bl...kTracking=true
Originally Posted by tdvxh
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This isn't 5moose, but if you go to the site and put "news print paper" in the search area, it will bring you where you need to be. Think click on Blick on the left and you'll find the reams to order near the bottom of the page.
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