Bunny Paper by attached inc - 8-1/2in x 14in, 16ct

Bunny Paper®—for a whole new way to transfer pattern designs for fusible appliqué with speed, convenience, and accuracy. No more headache-inducing reversing, no more tedious tracing. Transfer even the most complicated quilt designs quickly and correctly every time. Print directly from your computer—from a graphic file or from a scanned image. Or use the copy function of your printer.
That’s not all, print custom fusible labels or images directly on your choice of Mistyfuse-backed fabric. Laser and inkjet safe Bunny Paper is ideal for Mistyfuse® —the super soft, super strong fusible that never gums up your needle and doesn’t change the hand of the fabric. Need dozens of a shape? No problem. Propagating designs is now an easy, fast, piece of cake.
At a generous legal size 8.5 x 14”, every sheet of Bunny Paper has 27% more print area than a letter-sized sheet—and it still works in almost every desktop printer.
? Print the outline of your pattern pieces—right reading, not reversed—on the glossier side of Bunny Paper. Place Mistyfuse-backed fabric on top of the printed lines and iron it together with a dry iron. Peel the fabric off the Bunny Paper and the Mistyfuse lifts the print with it. The guidelines will now be on the back of the fabric, the image perfectly reversed, ready to cut the shape out and fuse in place.
Note: While Bunny Paper is safe for both inkjet and laser printers (it won't harm your printers, the coating will not melt or stick to rollers), for printing lines that you want to transfer to the back of fabric and then wipe off the glossy side to print again, we recommend using an inkjet only. For printing on the face of fabric that is fused to the glossy side, both laser and inkjet are fine.
? Bunny Paper can be reused a few times! Use a paper towel moistened with rubbing alcohol to easily wipe the ink off the glossier side of the paper, let it dry a few moments then print and transfer again. (Note: this will work better with inkjet printing than laser printing.) ? You can also print labels, images, and/or fine guidelines directly onto the front of fabric. Iron Mistyfuse-backed fabric to the glossier side of Bunny Paper for the ride through your inkjet or laser printer. Then peel the printed fabric off of the paper to trim to size and fuse in place.