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  • Carlie Wolf
    Senior Member
    Missouri Star
    • Oct 2013
    • 4493

    Freezer Paper

    I was reading in several sources that people use freezer paper for several things in place of stabilizers. Embroidery was mentioned, applique as well almost anything else a stabilizer is used for.

    What are your experiences and ideas about that? I'm curious. I have a huge pack of freezer paper here I bought back when I got my freezer and never used it. :-)
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  • midnightline
    Senior Member
    The Guild President
    • Apr 2016
    • 732

    #2
    Re: Freezer Paper

    I have used it for foundation paper piecing and it works really well. Make sure you use a small stitch length so that it's easier to tear the paper away when you're done.

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    • jjkaiser
      Senior Member
      Missouri Star
      • Oct 2013
      • 9654

      #3
      Re: Freezer Paper

      Its great for paper piecing. Peels off easily and leaves no sticky stuff. You can also use each piece a couple times and you can reposition it if you need to. I have also used it for making a quilt label. Write your label info on the freezer paper, iron on then embroider (I do by hand) right over the freezer paper, then tear it off.
      Jocelyn
      South Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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      • amartin24
        Senior Member
        Missouri Star
        • Jul 2014
        • 1911

        #4
        Re: Freezer Paper

        I use freezer paper to print my fabric labels. https://thegraphicsfairy.com/print-f...aper-method-2/
        I am Sew Blessed!
        Alina

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        • DeniseSm
          Senior Member
          Missouri Star
          • Nov 2013
          • 5291

          #5
          Re: Freezer Paper

          I use freezer paper for foundation piecing. I fold the freezer paper at the sew line, and sew right next to the fold. So I am not sewing through the freezer paper. I keep my stitch length at the regular length (2.5) and there is no paper to tear off. I can do very intricate designs almost as fast as regular piecing but I do them with precision. All those Jinny Beyer designs hold no fear for me now. With my freezer paper I can do it.

          I also use freezer paper for turned edge applique using starch. It takes longer than raw edge applique, but I think it is worth the extra time.

          I also use freezer paper as a stabilizer on very large curved pieces. I fold the curved seam around the freezer paper on one piece and press it. Then I glue the two curved pieces together. Then remove the freezer paper, and sew the two curved pieces together. No tucks! and no pins.
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          • Carlie Wolf
            Senior Member
            Missouri Star
            • Oct 2013
            • 4493

            #6
            Re: Freezer Paper

            Are people also using it as the stabilizer for when they hoop their fabric to be embroidered in it?
            I've never tried the paper piecing, it looks so complicated to me but maybe some day :-)
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            • snippet
              Senior Member
              Missouri Star
              • Oct 2012
              • 3731

              #7
              Re: Freezer Paper

              Originally posted by Carlie Wolf View Post
              Are people also using it as the stabilizer for when they hoop their fabric to be embroidered in it?
              I've never tried the paper piecing, it looks so complicated to me but maybe some day :-)
              No, I don't. I use freezer paper for stuff other than machine embroidery projects.

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