Quilter's Freezer Paper Sheets: 30 Sheets, 8 1/2” x 11”

I love these 8 1/2 x 11" sheets of freezer paper!! They fit in my printer, so I can print off templates straight onto the freezer paper. What a time-saver. And you can re-use the freezer paper again and again, if you're ironing it onto fabric for appliqué or English paper piecing. I would recommend it very highly to quilters and to anyone who does appliqué.

It would be a total waste just to wrap your sandwich in this paper, it really is so versatile, as any craft worker will tell you, whether you design and make your own cards, or if, like me, use it in my textile experiments, especially in the design of patchwork wall hangings, and as a light resist for actually painting on fabrics.Try something new today, and really have a good play with this product - you will not be disapointed!

I used this in conjunction with the book Dream Landscapes. It is easy to use, clean and easy to iron and re iron, exactly as the instructions. It is possible to erase pencil drawn designs and amend. If more than one sheet is need the paper can easily be stuck together with Sellotape. Excellent product

This works well for printing of Applique templates but doesn't stick to the fabric quite as well as normal freezer paper. I have not used it for any other crafts.

Perfect for what I needed these for. Have used these as templates to work on fabric, once ironed the paper nicely stays in place until removed.

It was the first time I heard about this item when I read the supplier's report, and purchased a pack on the strength of it. I was amazed at the results and the simplicity of use. I highly recommend it.

I'm a little disappointed with the product. I have a large applique project planned and I'm not sure it's up to the jobYes, it is A4 sized and it will go through the printer, really that is its only good point.Compared to the stuff on a roll from the grocery store, the quilting sheets feel thinner and have way less grip after pressing it to the fabric

A great product, have used it before and when more was needed we stayed with what we knew