Freezer Paper-hard to find in Canada?
05-12-2012, 10:31 AM
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
As above, there's lots of sources for buying freezer paper .............. maybe you don't but many of us still eat meat!
05-12-2012, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by GrannieAnnie
Is this response aimed at me????????? Surely, you misunderstood my post.
OOPS, I went back and read my post-----------------did not proof read SHOULD BE
LOL, they WILL stop making freezer paper when we quit eating meat!
I'll quit eating meat the day I die!
05-12-2012, 01:43 PM
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Smile! Sounds like a cocktail that I'd drink! Maybe it's just that the ironing is easier with a little booze? JK
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05-13-2012, 06:39 AM
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Originally Posted by xsquilter
It's not that I'm going waaaaaay out of my way to look for freezer paper, but where I live, it is no where to be found! When I'm out & about, I check for it in stores where I think I might find it. Gee whiz, is it really that hard to find? I thought I might give it a whirl since, (obviously because I don't currently own any!), I've never tried it.
I will be heading over to the USA next Thursday, so I will definitely scope out some stores for it, so if anyone has the "inside scoop" exactly where, do let me know!
Maureen
I will be heading over to the USA next Thursday, so I will definitely scope out some stores for it, so if anyone has the "inside scoop" exactly where, do let me know!
Maureen
05-17-2012, 05:02 AM
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Thank you all for the info & many thanks to those who offered to send me some! What a great bunch here!
I succeeded in purchasing some yesterday at Tops in the US.
*callen*....indeed it is odd that I had so much difficulty finding the freezer paper when I do live in a large urban area. But like I said, I wasn't driving all around my city to look for it. I'm sure someone has it but I only checked within my area. I didn't want to waste time driving when it could be spent flinging fabric!
Now, spray starch, I have no trouble finding! Thank goodness because I've been using it while ironing long before I started quilting!
Maureen
I succeeded in purchasing some yesterday at Tops in the US.
*callen*....indeed it is odd that I had so much difficulty finding the freezer paper when I do live in a large urban area. But like I said, I wasn't driving all around my city to look for it. I'm sure someone has it but I only checked within my area. I didn't want to waste time driving when it could be spent flinging fabric!
Now, spray starch, I have no trouble finding! Thank goodness because I've been using it while ironing long before I started quilting!
Maureen
07-08-2012, 02:21 PM
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yes, it can be tricky to find in my town too. I had to find it in a Sobeys in Stouffville when I was driving thru one day. Not too close but they had it. The Sobeys at my corner did not have it. There were no other stores and yes I asked everywhere. It is called Freezer paper.
When I took an applique class they sold me some at about $8 for a yard. I got a whole box for about $12, talk about taking advantage of the situation.
When I took an applique class they sold me some at about $8 for a yard. I got a whole box for about $12, talk about taking advantage of the situation.
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