Carol Doak's Foundation Paper, 8.5-x-11-inch

I really liked this paper for my paper piecing projects! It ran through my copier smooth as butter, held up beautifully while sewing, and the best part—it tore away from my fabric cleanly and easily without any fuss. No shredding, no tugging. Just perfect results every time. If you're into foundation paper piecing, this is a total game-changer. Highly recommend!

This is exactly what i needed for paper piecing. They tear away easily.

I have used this product multiple times and love it. I have found that if you shorten your stitch length it will allow the paper to tear easier when you are done your project. I use 1.5 setting on my machine. Should you need to tear a seam and redo, I simply put a small piece of scotch tape over the line. I used to be too intimidated by the concept of paper piecing. Now I use it frequently, especially to use up scraps.

Great for paper piecing. Easy to remove.

Easy to use. Prints easily & is durable, but also can tear away when needed. Good “tool” to have among my quilting supplies.

Does it’s job. Tears easily enough (I am using it for tracing and sewing, so I like it. I would have preferred a lighter weight and more sheer paper, but this is what I found first and it is doing the job. It is not the fault of the paper that it is not exactly what I need! I works and it is better than what I was doing before. I think it will be very useful when I start quilting again.

This paper is a huge improvement over the regular printer paper I was using before. It's thinner, so it is easier to remove. And I had no problem with it feeding through my Brother laser printer from the regular paper tray.

I used this paper for my first attempt at foundation paper piecing. The paper is thin, so I was concerned about it curling as it moved through my printer. It managed to stay flat. The quilting experts say to set your stitch length to 1.5, but my Juki uses even numbers. So, I set my stitch length to 1.6 and went through the process of making my first FPP block. The paper didn't rip when I used my presser wheel to press each seam (10 of them). I was able to make clean cuts with my rotary blade. The final test was removing the paper from the back. The edge pieces came off quickly, but I had to pinch the fabric a bit to remove the paper from the center pieces. That worked out well.

Just what I really want

Works well in ink jet and laser printers. I recommend

nice foundation paper

Lo compré para hacer el Quil de Dear Jane, se despega muy bien y se imprime de maravilla, solo hay que tener en cuenta que no es un formato A4, pero por lo demás muy bien.

It very very good as foundation paper for paper piecing, but difficult if you want to transfer a pattern unless you use a printer