SueZQ from MN

For those of you that are looking for reasonably priced graph paper, I discovered this source. It is a little lighter weight than some, but very reasonable at $10.01 for 500 sheets, including the shipping! Unlike some paper I found, it is printed on both sides and will stand up to erasing. They also sell packages of padded sheets with 12 pads of 50 sheets each. They offer many different grid sizes.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/School-Smar...0/174625960434

juliasb

Thanks for this information. I am saving the link for a future date. I don't need any right now.

peaceandjoy

There are also sites that you can print it from, with a wide range of grid sizes. It might not be practical if you need a lot, because printer ink is expensive, but for just a couple of sheets, it would work. I think the tablet I bought a few years ago will probably last me my lifetime. I can follow a pattern, but altering or designing one is a stretch!

QuiltE

Here's the link to the online site.
All sorts of different grids, shapes, sizes and colours possible.
Even comes with one that works for sashings and cornerstones.
How about hexis and tris? Yup!
You could plan most any quilt with one of the many options here.

Free Online Graph Paper / Asymmetric and Specialty Grid Paper PDFs (incompetech.com)

Sharongn

Thanks so much for the links! Awesome sources!

Onebyone

I like the triangle graph paper. I use it to graph wedge patterns. Fun but slow.

ppquilter

I love having graph paper on hand for designing pp!