Cheaper to invest in freezer paper. I learned a PP technique where there is no ripping involved.
http://www.twiddletails.com/store/in...age=page&id=21
I trace the pattern onto the slick side of the sheet of freezer paper then cut out another piece and lay it underneath and gently press the two together. Next I unthread my machine and stitch down every seam line. This makes it easier to fold over. This technique taught by Judy Mathieson in a video I watched for free on "The Quilt Show" back on international quilting weekend. I am able to use the same piece for usually 5-6 repeats before the paper stops sticking. I would never consider going back to the old way!
Thanks for the info though!