Has anyone tried running Steam-A-Seam2, with the paper still on both sides, through an ink jet printer to print a cutting pattern on the paper? There is no mention on the package as to whether this can be done and it would save gobs of tracing time and increase accuracy if it's possible. It does have the potential of fusing the inside of my printer, however. :shock: My printer is not a "straight run" type either, which makes it more of a risk. It turns the paper over on the way through. Just wondering if it's been tried and what the results were. Thanks.