ScanNCut Freezer Paper Techniques

I'm sure that freezer paper is useful in the kitchen, but I love it in the craft room!  Today I've got two freezer paper techniques for you.  

In case you don't know what freezer paper is, it's a "thick paper with a plastic or wax coating on one side. It differs from parchment, which has no coating, and wax paper, which has a coating on both sides." (from the kitchn blog).  I know freezer paper from the quilting world where it is often used to create stencils.  You can melt the wax coating with a hot iron to create a temporary (and non-damaging) bond with fabric.

I've cut many freezer paper stencils by hand over the years and I wasn't sure if the ScanNCut would have a delicate enough touch with this thin paper, but it did!  Check out how easy it is to create a freezer paper stencil using your ScanNCut:

And now a super cool technique that makes cutting fabric without a high tack fabric support sheet or a fabric blade possible!  Seriously.  It's like magic! (And perfect for the casual fabric cutter.)

Check it out:

What do you do with freezer paper in your craft life?  I'd love to know!

Thanks for stopping by!

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P.S. I am a paid spokesperson for the Brother ScanNCut.  It is a machine that I love and use.  All projects and opinions are my own.