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fabric_fancy 09-22-2011 04:07 PM

i typically buy mine from this site

http://www.thepapermillstore.com/pap...aper?limit=800

Esther Addington 09-22-2011 04:20 PM

This is the same packaging of a ream of velum paper that i have been using out of for over 6 years both for embroidery templates and for paper piecing patterns. Theweb addy on my package is www.neeahpaper.com. The price on the web site that you sent was a very good price as far as I could tell. Only 23.00 but don't know what shipping on a ream of it would be. I received mine as a Christmas gift from one of my sons years ago. Hope this helps locate it. Esther

dotski 09-23-2011 02:53 AM

have you tried dickblick.com ?

fran624 09-23-2011 03:49 AM

Never heard of using this for pp isn't it kind of expensive Seen a show where Brenda Henning said 20lb was good to use which is cheaper. Haven't tried yet but will look into it when I get around to pp
Does this go thro all printers

catmcclure 09-23-2011 04:05 AM

Found this for $48.83/ream:

http://www.paper-papers.com/Neenah-U...xt-500-PK.html

ncredbird 09-23-2011 04:58 AM

Have you ever tried using parchment paper that is readily available at the grocery store? I started using it because it is what I had on hand but it works beautifully. Comes off cleanly and I print on it. If you iron over it after sewing it almost becomes slightly brittle and requires no effort at all to remove.
Ann in Tn

Cindysue2 09-23-2011 05:35 AM

XpedX paper house her in Houston,Texas has it and it is 22.80 for a ream of 500 sheets. There home office is in Chicago, IL and they are all over the US. I don't do paper piecing but might have to get some of this in case I want to start!

ritamaew 09-23-2011 05:41 AM


Originally Posted by ncredbird
Have you ever tried using parchment paper that is readily available at the grocery store? I started using it because it is what I had on hand but it works beautifully. Comes off cleanly and I print on it. If you iron over it after sewing it almost becomes slightly brittle and requires no effort at all to remove.
Ann in Tn

Must give that a try ! Thanks
Rita

matraina 09-23-2011 07:15 AM

I e-mailed the Neenah Paper Company. I will let you know when I get an answer.

Freddie 09-23-2011 08:26 AM


Originally Posted by ncredbird
Have you ever tried using parchment paper that is readily available at the grocery store? I started using it because it is what I had on hand but it works beautifully. Comes off cleanly and I print on it. If you iron over it after sewing it almost becomes slightly brittle and requires no effort at all to remove.
Ann in Tn

Is parchment paper the same as wax paper? I just tried wax paper, but is comes off, because the ink does not absorb. Can you tell that I am no baker? Have never used wax paper either. Don't know why I have it in the house.


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