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Old 04-20-2012, 06:16 AM
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MdmSew'n'Sew
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I use re-cycled copier paper all the time for pp'ing, use a very small stitch and make sure I crease the paper when I fold it back to trim the seam allowance - even if the seam allowance is okay and no trimming is needed, I fold the paper back and run my finger on the line, then un-fold it and start with the next step. Even with tiny intricate pieces I never have a problem with getting the paper off, a pin stuck in a point or corner will start the paper to tear if it doesn't pop out with a gentle twist and my stitches are intact.
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