💯 Efficient and Reliable: Introducing the C Jenkins Freezer 11 Inch Package Review

This paper is good for quilting. A friend from the quilt group taught us how to use Freeze Paper to sew a quilt block without sewing the paper. A paper sample could be used at least five times before the fabric would no longer stick to it when ironed. I also used this to make a quilted label and had to run it through the printer a few times before centering it on the fabric. There is enough wax left on the paper to use again. This is a good product at a reasonable price - good value for money…

I am disappointed in this paper. When ironing, it hardly sticks to the fabric. The imprint is also deleted. I can't reuse forms more than once. I can easily use normal roll paper from the supermarket over and over again. They are simply removed and ironed again and again. If it weren't for the 270 hand-cut applique project, I wouldn't have ordered sheets to print. I expected to save time and nerves. Now I'm either paying more than expected to complete a project or have to deal with curled paper

Make freezer paper templates and they are excellent for this purpose. With these sheets I was able to create some seriously professional looking graphics and print them onto clothing and pillowcases. One important tip NOT mentioned in the package instructions: when cutting your stencil, cut from the *shiny* side. , not boring, printed side. Maybe it should be obvious, I don't know, but it wasn't for me and I messed up a few sheets and tried my best to cut out the lettering and they got stuck…