Great tut and idea, been strugling with the pp Im doing trying to keep the fabric in place especially the tiny ones hurray. DEB

Thanks Rachel! Can't wait to try this method. :P

Rachel thank you thank you I do a lot of paper piecing but have never seen or heard of this method I will book mark it for my next project and will also look for the paper if I can't find it I will PM you

I haven't seen this paper before either. Looks like a great way to be successful with flying geese.

This looks so much easier than paper piecing and the freezer paper is so much cheaper than the type of paper used for paper piecing too. This is fabulous - can't wait to give it a try.

Thanks, great tute!! :-P :-P :-P

Rachel, at first I looked at your tute and thot that it would be great for those learning, but I didn't need it, and as I read it and realized what you were doing, I was sooo glad I read it! How cool! I am definately going to give this a try as I paper piece ALL the time and want to know for myself, which method works best for me!

Thank you for putting this together! I appreciate the work involved!

Even I could do this. Thank you soooo much.

This has always been my very FAVORITE way of paper piecing. I am cheap and buy the huge roll of freezer paper at the grocery store, than trace my pattern, staple a few sheets the same size to it, and run it through my unthreaded sewing machine so the pattern is transferred to the other sheets exactly. You'll find that typically you could get several uses out of just one pattern since it's not torn away. :) LOVE it!!!

BTW, GREAT job on the tute!!!

Thank you for the tutorial! :-D