There was a tip posted on this board a while back about ironing freezer paper to quilters muslin when you wanted to print a design on fabric. I was a little unsure about doing it and used the suggestion to put tape on the leading edge in case of stray threads causing a problem, wasn't successful so didn't attempt it again. Bought a pack of 5 A4 sheets of printable fabric used one sheet and thought I might try re-ironing the backing paper to another piece of fabric, I managed to reuse the backing paper twice before it lost to ability to adhere to the fabric. With this success I decided to retry the freezer paper, I cut the paper A4 size then ironed it onto the fabric then cut the fabric to the size of the paper, didn't put any tape on it this time and was successful, again I reused the freezer paper twice more before it also lost the ability to adhere.

The Printable Fabric I used was "Matilda's Own" produced here in Australia, other brands produced overseas may not have the same sort of backing, so may not be re-usable, but probably worth a try.