Freezer Paper BatonLance 100 Sheet Quilting

Description

Product Overview

BatonLance freezer paper is a high‑quality, white, rectangular sheet designed for crafters who need reliable templates. Each pack contains 100 sheets sized 8.5×11 inches, weighing just 9.6 ounces, making them easy to handle and store. The paper features a matte side that accepts inkjet printing for detailed patterns and a glossy side that bonds securely to fabric when heated with an iron. Made from durable paper, these sheets are reusable—simply reheat to release and reuse for multiple projects.

Usage

This freezer paper excels in quilting, fabric piecing, appliqué, and decorative apparel design. Crafters can print digital patterns directly onto the matte side, cut out precise shapes, and iron the glossy side onto fabric for a flawless transfer. Ideal for both hobbyists and professional designers, it works well in home studios, workshops, and classroom settings.

Why Choose Us

BatonLance combines sustainability with performance. The sheets are engineered for repeated use, reducing waste while maintaining crisp edges and strong adhesion. Each sheet meets industrial standards, ensuring consistent thickness and resistance to tearing. Our product is backed by a reputable manufacturer and carries a UPC for easy inventory management, giving you confidence in quality and traceability.

Key Features

• 100 reusable 8.5×11 white sheets for extensive projects
• Matte side printable with inkjet printers for detailed designs
• Glossy side adheres to fabric with a simple iron press
• Durable paper construction withstands multiple reheats
• Eco‑friendly solution that minimizes waste and saves money

FAQ

Can I use a laser printer on the matte side?

No, laser printers can damage the paper. Use an inkjet printer for best results.

How do I remove the paper after ironing?

Reheat the area with an iron on low heat; the paper will release easily without leaving residue.

Is the paper suitable for food packaging?

This product is intended for crafting and not certified for direct food contact.

Can I cut the sheets with a rotary cutter?

Yes, the paper cuts cleanly with rotary cutters, scissors, or craft knives.

What is the best way to store unused sheets?

Keep them in a cool, dry place, preferably in the original packaging to maintain flatness.