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Neat Idea From a German Pattern Company! "adhesive" paper
jannw   Intermediate WA USA Member since 9/3/06 Posts: 7394	Login to reply to this post 2 members like this. Date: 10/26/12 5:27 PM Last Friday, I ordered a pattern from a German company, RS-Design24, and it arrived today! The enclosed letter stated that the pattern was on adhesive paper. It looks like freezer paper and several scraps I've tested seem to adhere and lift off well. The instructions say that this can be done several times. This doesn't seem to have added to the price of the pattern and shipping. I paid 4 Euros for shipping and 11 for the pattern..a total of $20.24 USD, in line with other independent companies. The pattern was sent registered mail and I received it a week after ordering. There are 2.5 pages of instructions for a fairly simple pattern, all in German. This will be a test for my junior high/college German! R.S.-Design24 ------ 2009-113.25 yds 2010-115.5 2011-80.25+30+donated 2012 86.3 yds.. 2013 21.0 Everyone who sews seriously has a stockpile of fabrics, because it is natural to purchase more than can be sewn in any one season" Singer, Timesaving Sewing, 1987
Courtney Ostaff   Intermediate WV USA Member since 11/23/10 Posts: 624	Login to reply to this post In reply to jannw << Like this post Date: 10/26/12 9:43 PM Very interesting. So you can adhere it to paper for tracing, then?
jannw   Intermediate WA USA Member since 9/3/06 Posts: 7394	Login to reply to this post In reply to Courtney Ostaff << Like this post Date: 10/27/12 3:08 AM You adhere it to the fabric, instead of pinning. Most of these are fairly oversized/loose designs, without much fitting required. They are billed as Lagenlook style, even on her stationery. So, unless, you need extensive alterations, you just use the pattern. The paper is about the weight of StyleArc's, only with the shiny side with the adhesive. ------ 2009-113.25 yds 2010-115.5 2011-80.25+30+donated 2012 86.3 yds.. 2013 21.0 Everyone who sews seriously has a stockpile of fabrics, because it is natural to purchase more than can be sewn in any one season" Singer, Timesaving Sewing, 1987
NottaWadder   Advanced Beginner Member since 6/17/12 Posts: 377	Login to reply to this post 1 member likes this. Date: 10/27/12 9:15 AM As I was tracing off to freezer paper the other day, I was wishing somebody would do this. I figured it would be too costly for them to do it, but I was wishing! Now if they all will follow suit and do the same, I would be really happy. ------ My Singer crew: Sergei - Serger 14T968DC (set up as coverstitch) Stella - Serger Stylist II 14J250 (set up as main overlock) Quincy - Quantum 9960 (my main SM) Newest addition: Stevie, my very first Featherweight! (221 Centennial)
Marge99 Intermediate UNITED KINGDOM Member since 4/8/10 Posts: 40	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 10/27/12 12:09 PM There are some interesting patterns on offer on that website. I look forward to reading your pattern reviews!
Courtney Ostaff   Intermediate WV USA Member since 11/23/10 Posts: 624	Login to reply to this post In reply to jannw << 1 member likes this. Date: 10/27/12 2:05 PM Quote: jannw You adhere it to the fabric, instead of pinning. That is Very Interesting! It never occurred to me!
woole bully   Intermediate IN USA Member since 8/9/06 Posts: 48	Login to reply to this post In reply to Courtney Ostaff << Like this post Date: 10/27/12 3:35 PM i wonder if a spray adhesive would work.....some of them have poor 'sticking' capabilities.
Courtney Ostaff   Intermediate WV USA Member since 11/23/10 Posts: 624	Login to reply to this post In reply to woole bully << Like this post Date: 10/27/12 3:57 PM Aren't there removable "basting" sprays?
Elona   Advanced CA USA Member since 8/24/02 Posts: 7457	Login to reply to this post In reply to Courtney Ostaff << 1 member likes this. Date: 10/27/12 4:20 PM Yup, there are. I have a can of that stuff (Sullivan's ?) somewhere, and have used it to stick little pattern pieces into place. The stickum is very light and not obtrusive at all.
rivergum   Advanced AUSTRALIA Member since 12/17/06 Posts: 1314	Login to reply to this post Like this post Date: 10/27/12 4:57 PM Very interesting, jannw! Which pattern did you buy? I have been eyeing these, but was a bit put off by the lack of photos. Drawings make it more difficult to assess the pattern. Please post a pic of your finished garment! ------ Taking in is happier than letting out. Sydney, Australia

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