RoxanneS

I found 16# legal note pads at Office Max put out by Docket....50 sheets/pad, copy paper sized. I don't remember the exact cost, but so much less than PP paper at Pacific Fabrics or JoAnne's. Yes, it is ruled, but the light blue lines didn't effect the pattern. I found it went through my cheap copier just fine, and tore off very easily.

dotski

thanks so much for this info, just checked it out....wow what a deal .......i'm ordering it ....

auntiehenno

Wat Mart probably has the cheapest Newspaper print will get all over your hands. and fabrpc.

quiltersee

I sometimes use the back of junk mail (if blank) or paper from the copyier that I messed up to print on for paper piecing.

lab fairy

The newsprint we were talking about is print free paper. It is the stuff newpapers use to print on but hasn't yet for those who are a little confused. Printed newspaper might transfer inks when ironed to your fabric so be careful.

Granny B

I went to a medical supply store and bought a roll of the paper they use on the examining table in the Dr's offices. I also bought a roll of the thin paper used by draftsmen and architects. Both work great and are not expensive. You have to cut, but it's worth it. And the rolls last FOREVER!

lab fairy

Can the paper cut from the rolls of paper go through a printer or copier?

lesfowler

As long as it is the same size as the paper your printer accepts.

JACRN

My mom always used newspaper.