C. Jenkins Freezer Paper Sheets, 8-1/2 by 11-Inch, 50 Per Package

Not as heavy as I expected it to be

I love the price but the sheets are of two sizes. Makes it harder to use in a computer to print directly into the freezer paper sheet

I have used other freezer paper before on felt and had it work fine. This paper doesn't stick very well to felt. It peeled of half way through cutting several small projects. I ended up pinning the patterns just to finish cutting.

This makes cutting patterns on felt so much easier!

I have the world's cheapest printer so was skeptical this would even work (there's no way to adjust for thickness of paper in my economy model printer; ) I could see it gumming up and ruining not only the project but my printer. But every step of the process went "like buttah" and the final product was great. I can't wait to do more projects with these sheets.

I had a request for a joker smile mask for a friend. Fabric is still hard to find in my area so I went looking for other solutions. Freezer paper for printing on Worked great. I got the mask made a a few other custom fabric prints.Pricier then just buying freezer paper in the store and cutting to size but the ease of use and time saving is worth it!

This paper works well for quilt projects. A friend in a quilt group taught us how to use freezer paper for paper piecing a quilt block without sewing through the paper. One paper pattern could be used at least five times before the fabric would no longer stick to it when ironed on. I also used it to make a quilt label and had to run it through the printer several times before I got it centered on the fabric. The paper still has enough wax on it to be used again. It is a good product for a reasonable price - a good value. I will recommend this to others who use freezer paper for quilting projects.

These sheets work great for my quilting, and they are so easy to run through my printer. This is so much easier than using a roll of freezer paper that has to be pressed flat before running through a printer. I can iron them to my fabric for cutting or template work and then peel them right off. The only thing I need to remember is to just press a little. If I hold the iron too long, it is harder to peel off - and totally unnecessary for the purpose since it is only a temporary thing.