Carol Doak's Foundation Paper

I have only just started FPP and for my first attempt tried copier paper. It worked fine although a little difficult to see the lines from the reverse of the paper unless I held it up to a light source. After watching tutorials and reading reviews I decided to buy this foundation paper and tried it last night. To be honest, apart from it being thinner than the copier paper so easier to see through, I don't think it's worth the price. Once I've used it all (which could take a while at my speed!) I'll go back to cheap copier paper.

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

I really love this paper, it makes it so easy to remove when your finished sewing your FPP together.

This is my second packet of Carol Doak’s Foundation Paper. It is ideal for purpose and works well for me. I would not hesitate to recommend to other quilters.Arrived within the timeframe stated with no problems.

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.

I got this on recommendation from other quilters that have used it before

This is a lovely thin paper making it ideal for paper piecing. It's strong enough to withstand all the folding and stitching but is easy to tear away. Only negative is that it's sized for the U.S. And not our standard A4 which means the printer settings have to be changed. A bit of a pain. Had it been A4 it would've got five stars

easy to tear away , good