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A LITTLE MORE ROOM TO THINK

Cross-Stitch Graph Paper
ready to print.

Plan a stitch pattern on a square grid with heavier lines every ten squares.

Free to useNo sign-upPrint-ready PDF
MADE FOR IDEASMake space
for your next
big idea.

For sketches, sums,
plans, and everything
in between.

YOUR PAPER, YOUR WAY

Let's make your grid.

Pick a preset or make it your own. Your preview updates as you go.

Simple as that
1. Choose a paper type
2. Pick your spacing
3. Choose your paper
Orientation
4. Choose a minimum margin

Square grids use whole squares, so the actual margins may be slightly larger. No margin allows content to reach the edge; printers may clip it.

Customize your grid +
Between 0.07875 and 1 inch
Line colour
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LIVE PREVIEW READY TO PRINT
¼ inch graph paperUS Letter · Portrait · 1 page
PDF
A GOOD PLACE TO START

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A PRACTICAL GUIDE

Plan a cross-stitch chart

Use one square for one stitch to map a motif, count rows and plan colour changes before stitching.

  1. 01
    Choose a comfortable grid

    Set the spacing large enough to mark symbols or colours by hand. It is a drawing guide, not a fabric-size calculator.

  2. 02
    Sketch the pattern

    Fill or mark individual squares. Darker lines at ten-square intervals help when counting the chart.

  3. 03
    Print the chart

    Download the PDF and print it on your selected paper size. Make copies if you want to try alternate colour plans.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions and answers.

Helpful details before you print.

Does one square represent one stitch?+

That is a useful way to plan a chart: assign one grid square to each cross-stitch.

Are the ten-square lines automatic?+

Yes. The cross-stitch grid draws darker lines at ten-square intervals.

Does the page calculate finished fabric size?+

No. Fabric count and finished dimensions need to be calculated separately.