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Kani 07-12-2013 05:24 AM

Graph Paper
 
Can some one tell me where I can get larger graph paper? All I can find is 8x10 sheets and the graph blocks are small. I saw someone on here have 1/4 inch graph paper and the blocks were larger. Thanks for your help.

tessagin 07-12-2013 05:27 AM

You can print your own. Just google graph/grid.

BellaBoo 07-12-2013 05:28 AM

You can print your own: http://www.printfreegraphpaper.com/

QuiltnNan 07-12-2013 05:36 AM

if you print them on 8x10 sheets, you can tape them together.
you might try a school supply store that may have the large ones they set up on an easel

bearisgray 07-12-2013 05:46 AM

Here is one supply house that has vellum (thin, tough paper that erases well) sheets in larger sizes. I only noticed that they had 8x8 and 10x10 to the inch grids, but I didn't read the whole thing carefully.

The 8x8 grids are nice.

http://www.nationwidedrafting.com/st...ingpapers.html

There are other suppliers around, too.

AliKat 07-12-2013 06:37 AM

http://www.printablepaper.net

This is a site where you can download any type graph paper you would want. You can customize the size and shape. You can print 4 to the inch graph paper with large or small boxes. You can download round graph paper. And it is all free!

tomodachi1 07-12-2013 06:50 AM

Hi; Joann's had larger graph paper in a plastic that I have used for patterns- check it out
Tomodachi

Sierra 07-12-2013 07:02 AM


Originally Posted by bearisgray (Post 6173113)
Here is one supply house that has vellum (thin, tough paper that erases well) sheets in larger sizes. I only noticed that they had 8x8 and 10x10 to the inch grids, but I didn't read the whole thing carefully.

The 8x8 grids are nice.

http://www.nationwidedrafting.com/st...ingpapers.html

There are other suppliers around, too.

This is what I use, but it is becoming harder to find. It costs more than regular paper, but the cost equals out because you can erase (use a white eraser for best results). So glad to have an address. Thanks, bearisgray!

Jan in VA 07-12-2013 10:03 AM

I have looked for and bought mine at Walmart for decades. They are pads that are often called QUAD-RULED when they have 1/4" squares on them. The last one I bought was a pad with dark green cover and a hard cardboard backing from AMPAD company. I think they are much cheaper than buying paper/ink and printing from home.
http://www.walmart.com/search/search...onstraint=3944
Jan in VA

ManiacQuilter2 07-12-2013 10:09 AM

If you are looking to purchase, any store that carries drafting supplies would have it in stock. Good Luck on your search.


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