Originally Posted by grammypatty7

You're very welcome Marilyn. The best way to print is to use a very white cardstock or quality photo paper if you happen to have any. I did my test print on cheapy 20 lb copy paper and it also looks just fine but being a digital photoholic and computer crafter, I do know the difference. I printed up a 5x7 to take to my quilt chapter president for our display shelf at the rec center but am going to print up an 8x 10 and she can have both or either one depending on her preference. I've been collecting sayings to print up and use for a variety of things.

Thank you for not minding that I did that but when the ladies couldn't figure out how to print it I decided to give it a few min. and pretty it up a bit.
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Patty

Originally Posted by grammypatty7

Penny - Just download the file to your computer and print it when you can buy ink. Oh how well I know of what you speak. Ink is outrageous these days. I had to buy a new printer a year ago and love it but decided my old one that needs a new print head does just fine for printing emails and things of where they don't have to be great. I print photos and lot of computer crafst so use a lot of ink. I did attach the full sized file so it would print well and is saved to the site.
Glad you like it.
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Patty