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Tips and Tricks when using freezer paper
Freezer paper and fabric ink can add extra detail to any sewing project. AWhile working with the freezer paper and fabric ink, I made a really stupid mistake. Truthfully, it’s something I often do right out of the gate. So I thought I would write a quick blog post on it.

Posted by HaberdasheryFun • Published 18th July 2014 • See HaberdasheryFun's 7 projects »

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Step 1
Make sure to leave EXTRA space when cutting around an image. As in the image here, there isn't enough space around the letter N.
Step 2
Be super conscious of the size of the freezer paper when working with the sponge and ink. You may accidentally swipe the sponge and ink onto your fabric..
Step 3
This will ruin your whole project.. After the ink has hit the fabric, it is usually too late and can’t be wiped off..
Step 4
The worst is if the garment or handbag is already sewn and a mistake like this happens. It is best to use the freezer paper on the fabric FIRST and then sew the project together.