Carol Doak's Foundation Paper

The foundation paper is much stronger than I expected and goes through my printer with no trouble. Very pleased

Works well in my printer. Easy to tear after sewing.

I was sceptical about buying this paper as I wasn't sure whether or not it would be any different to normal paper but it definitely is! I use it for its purpose, foundation paper piecing and it works like a dream. It stitches great and peels away easily without ripping stitches. Perfect.

Bought as a gift. Good feedback so far.

I did an online course with Carol Doak, and I was really glad that I had bought this paper. It tears off really easily but not before you want it to come off. It is really easy to use, and goes through even a laser printer, though I found I had to take it out one at a time, rather than let it pile up, to ensure its free passage out of the printer. Having said that, I've never needed more than two anyway for what I'm working on. I haven't tried it in an inkjet but that would be easier still as there is no heat in an inkjet printer. It really is the perfect paper for the job.

This does as it says. Once machined the paper tears off without leaving tiny filaments to try to remove. The pattern prints well and does not come off when ironing. I have tried many other papers to no avail as nothing can compare.

Not used foundation paper before and I really like it. It is really easy to use. The only disappointment is that the size is a tad smaller than A4 so you have to be careful if trying to print off a pattern that is originally on an A4 layout. Other than that it is great. Will definitely buy again.

As expected this paper is Perfect for quilting using Foundation paper piecing. Stitch length 1.4 made removal very easy

Just what I really want

Works well in ink jet and laser printers. I recommend

nice foundation paper

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.

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.