1/2" Inch Lined Paper
Our free printable 1/2" inch lined paper has lines that are spaced 1/2 inch apart. This makes it easier for young children or anyone with big handwriting to write neatly. The wide lines give plenty of room to form letters.
You can print this paper at home or school, and it fits on standard letter-size paper (8.5 x 11 inches). This paper is great for practicing handwriting, taking notes, writing in a journal, and more.
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Download and print these 30 labels per sheet. The size of each label is 2.625" x 1" and prints on standard letter size paper.
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1/8" Inch Engineering Graph Paper
The lines are spaced at 1/8th of an inch apart in this 1/8th inch engineering graph paper. The sheet features darker lines at every inch and lighter lines at the 1/8" increments, making it easy to align elements and maintain consistent spacing.
Download and print these 20 labels per page. The size of each label is 4"x1" and prints on standard letter size paper.
Download free printable 1/2" inch graph paper in portrait orientation. This type of graph paper has 1/2 inch squares, which makes it perfect for bullet journals, doodles and sketching.
