Hi and welcome to the board. If you are looking for regular graph paper, there is free graph paper at www.cyberstitchers.com listed under stitching tools in the drop down menu at the top of the page. It is 10 squares though and will look just like many of the charts we work from whether it is 14 count or otherwise. I hope that helps and happy stitching.

I think lbcatlovr is correct....all graph sheets come marked in 10 x 10 squares, and so are most (all?) design charts. So all you need is regular graph paper and you can figure out your finished size with the regular formula of stitch count divided by count of your fabric.

I've done a few of my own adaptations and always used whatever graph paper was in the house. Good luck!

There is graph paper without the 10x10 grid...it's been a while, but I think I got it in school supplies, Walgreens. Office depot or Hobby Lobby might be other sources. :)

Hi
PC Stitch allows you do your own designs, color choices, etc. Then you tell it what size you want and it is then printed in the size you select. I often take a picture and transfer the picture to the program and create my own cross stitch patterns. I tell it how many colors I want and size of graphs. You can print it by color or by symbol. I usually print it larger but the grids are there. I find is so much easier to do it blown up. I love the program and is well worth the purchase price. I have also used it for beading attern in order to put it on the back of my denim jacket. I just need to find the bead source. lol.

If you still wish to get specifically sized grid paper, you can find it right here on this website! Hope that helps!
Becki

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