More downloadable graph paper

[Melanie Rimmer]

Someone here posted a link to downloadable graph paper, for planning
quilts. It was a great resource and I bookmarked it. I've just found out
about a site that is even better - you can specify exactly how you want
your graph paper to be, they have hexagon paper and Celtic knot planning
paper, tumbling block paper, octagons and lots of other things. It's at:

http://incompetech.com/graphpaper/

[Boca Jan]

Cool Melanie. I like to use graph paper for all different things and this
goes way beyond the realm of graph paper. LOVE IT.

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[Polly Esther]

I went all the way through to the tips. They say you might have to turn off
Adobe's "shrink to fit". I've been having my own fit with the scanner/
printer messing with my determination to have ź" seam allowances on
foundation piecing. "Aha!", I think. Polly

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[Kay Ahr]

This is great!! Thank you!

I've been trying to make something in Electric Quilt with five circular
sections. So I made "paper" with a polar projection with 5 sections. Then
I "took a picture," saved it as a jpg, and now I can load it into EQ to
trace.

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Kay Ahr in NV
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