Needlework 8.5x11 Graph Paper 40-sheets

I love this because it lets me work through my design ideas and it's spacious enough for me to have little bits on the sides of my design without taking up too much of my work space. I use pencil and erase frequently and the lines fade very, very little. It's only slightly noticeable but does not affect the ability to use the graph paper. Until I find a computer program that I like, I'll be using this! And probably even after I find one too. The fact that there are so many different sizes in this booklet is also convenient. Great product, and great value. Will definitely be purchasing this again.

I was happy to find this graph paper online. Previously I had to travel some distance to a specialty embroidery shop to resupply. I use it to chart cross stitch, filet crochet, and tablet weaving patterns. I do a lot of alphabet work and the different grid sizes come in handy when working out lettering/alphabets in appropriate scale to the rest of the design. The really fine grids are especially useful for larger patterns, where you would have to use many sheets of regular graph paper to chart the whole design. I misplace charts all the time, so the fewer pages I have to keep track of for any given project is a good thing.

This is certainly easier to use than home-made graphs that I make on the computer. These can be easily copied whenever you run out. I like them better than the downloads online, too.

It was exactly what I needed, I can't believe I didn't know this product existed until now. And you can't get it in stores either. That was the fastest cross stitch design I've ever made.

I was expecting to find the rectangular grid graph paper best for grafting knitting (a stitch is not a square). I have a huge roll of square graph paper already and did not need more.

I’m looking to regraph a cross stitch pattern & this graph paper will be perfect to help me resize & restyle the alphabet. Thanks! Pat ElBayly

Excellent needlework graph paper. Comes with an assortment of stitch counts including the most popular (11, 14, 16, 18 and more). While there are only a few pages of each count, I'm going to use these as templates or master sheets and make copies with them so I will have enough for future woek.

I haven't actually used it yet but I like the fact that it comes in different gauges. Just attended Madrona Fiber Festival this month and came back with design ideas so hope to be trying it out soon.