I don't know about anyone else but I love to paper piece. One of the most frustrating things about it is affording the paper. I have bought the packs of 100 pieces for paper piecing but if I'm doing a big project I can go through a couple of packs of those easy and that gets costly. I have even used regular copy paper but that is a little stiffer and difficult to remove.
I have found that newsprint paper will work and it is a lot cheaper. It's thinner than copy paper and the paper piecing paper and it removes rather easily. I found it the cheapest on Amazon
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I don't paper piece but it sounds like a great hint for those that do.
The ceaper the paper is the better it is for paper piecing. I just hate the special paper they make for the task as it is so hard to pull off. I do like the transparency of it, but the cheaper paper works better in my mind.
Does it go through the printer or do you have to cut it first?
I buy the cheapest quality print paper and it tears very easily and is cheaper - usually under $3 for 500 sheets.
A friend of mine suggested buying the paper that sandwiches get wrapped in at sandwich shops. I have used it and it is great. It comes in different sizes and you can buy huge quantities from resturant supply stores. I don't like paper piecing but when I do it that is what I use.
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