Thread: Tea bag paper
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Old 05-14-2020, 07:37 AM
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Peckish
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Originally Posted by Tartan View Post
I had not heard the term tea bag paper but the sugaridoo site said it is thin and transparent. I would think that would be helpful as long as it was easy to tear off after piecing. I prefer the paper piecing technique where you piece beside the line not through the paper.
It kind of sounds like vellum, which is what I use for paper piecing. I also prefer the technique where you sew next to the line. Fold the pattern right on the sewing line (with vellum, it's easy to see) and stitch right next to it. No ripping with this method. I use a dab of glue stick to hold the fabric onto the paper.
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