Originally Posted by
QuiltnNan
i use the fold back method and really like it... but i just use copier paper. from time to time, i use glue stick on a section to keep the paper and sewn fabric aligned.
We have done this. It works great.
1. The woman who showed us how to do it used a card to fold the paper. I think the seam ripper scoring works better. The fold lines are straighter and more accurate.
2. We used good quality copy paper; any good typing paper will work.
3. Glue stick is what is used to adhere the copy paper to the fabric. Works slick. Paper pulls off easily and washes out of the finished product.
4. One of my friends used her pattern 20 times.
5. The add-a-quarter ruler is nice, but you don't need it. You can measure that seam with any ruler. There is also an add-an-eighth ruler for when you are doing really small stuff.