Some wrapping paper has a grid on the back, and it's generally inexpensive.
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I am
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Many thanks to everyone for the advice. I didn't need the
big roll. I
could purchase by the foot at
http
I am making another costume and needed gridded pattern paper. When I was in
college in the mid-1990s, the theater dept. used a gridded paper to make
patterns. The paper was white, butcher grade paper and had dots to signify
every square inch. Does anyone know what this paper is called and
I buy something like that online from clothilde.com. I believe they have
more than one type.
MaggiRos
Maggie Secara
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I buy something like that online from clothilde.com. I believe they have
more than one type.
MaggiRos
Maggie Secara
~A Compendium of Common Knowledge 1558-1603
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See
http://www.acesewing.com/product.php?productid=17916cat=335page=1
It's available in 45, 48, and 60 wide 500' long rolls starting at $44. The
description sounds exactly like what you've described. However, I've not
ordered it before. You might want to contact them directly before ordering.
Kate
If this
http://tinyurl.com/n9zm4g
is what you are talking about, it is called dot grid. I only know that it
can be gotten at Staples and Office Depot. Largest I have seen it is legal
sign.
De
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I am making another costume and needed gridded pattern paper. When I was in
