I buy mine at the supermarket or at Costco when they have it!

I've wondered how long it will be before we won't be able to find freezer paper in the stores anymore. I believe most people wrap their meat for freezing in plastic wrap and then plastic bags now. I find it a better alternative to keep the meat from getting freezer burn. So, I would say, when you find it, stock up.

when i want the heavier sheets for the printer i order them online.[/quote]

Are they available in in 8.5"x11" sheets? Just curious. I spent more time cutting the paper ( bought at grocery story) and flattening out the "curls" than I did printing it. This was a first for me.....why DID I need to try 1" hexagons at 10:30 last night?...
I can see how a heavier paper would work better.
I'm new to quilting, and helpful words are appreciated.

Betsey

Google & you shall receive! http://www.cjenkinscompany.com/C_Jen...apersheets.htm

Back to my Hexagons
Betsey

I've been able to buy it at Big Y in Northampton, MA.
Good Luck

Both Wal-Mart and Dillons have it here.
Mariah.
They have it stocked with napkins,ect, paper goods aisle at Wal-Mart. It is in a different location at Dillons, don't remember now. Ask one of the clerks and they will help you.

Estate Sale! I just got an unopened box for less than half of what I would have paid for it in a store!

I have always found it in grocery stores - Walmart included

I find it in the aisle with wax paper and foil. Prchment paper is there next to it usually. Local grocery stores, walmart.

our grocery store has it, check bottom shelf by foil, or ask you customer service, lots of people still use it in the kitchen!