I want the graph ppr that has sixteen small blocks 'in a block'.
I have looked in fabric departments, arts and crafts, and office supply stores, even in large cities. It finally dawned on me, that there should be someplace on the super highway to get it. Sure hope it's not 22.00 - 25.00 a pad, like some of the other paper I have seen :roll: thanks :D |
You said 16 blocks in a block....how many in an inch?
Try these sites to create and download your own graph paper free. Of course you would have to be careful to get your scale correctly printed. http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/ http://www.printfreegraphpaper.com/ http://www.paperprintout.com/paper/g...aper/index.php Hope this helps. |
thank you, nurse76, I am on dial up, and would have taken me forever to find anything. I get goofy sites, many times, and takes up a lot of time. :D
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I understand that problem! Had dial up through half of my post grad work and was so glad to get high speed internet. Hopefully you can find a online QS that offers this...or you could try Joanns or a store like Staples.
Edit: Opps I see you have tried those sources...sorry. |
Hi Q - see if this is helpful:
http://www.stitchpoint.com/eng/tool/...graphpaper.php I think it might be what you want... |
woo hoo, nursie76, and esqmommy, got both sites in my favorites now. These are exactly what I was hoping for, thank you! hugs
(i'm a grateful person, lol!) :mrgreen: |
Thanks from me too. I can use these and are much better than the site I used.
DD can use them for her plastic canvas. :roll: She does do very nice work, tho. |
I would think an office supply would have what you are looking for.
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