notebook paper

[NancyK.]

I've been on a quest to find a journaling stamp but everything I have found is either two small or too expensive. SO I set out to create a digital version of notebook paper - the kind with the blue lines and the red margin.
This is only the second time I have created anything digital, so I hope it came out ok for you to use.
There are two files here- the one labeled "notebook paper color larger line" is a smaller version for card fronts - the spaces between the lines are larger because it looked better for the overall size.
The file labeled "notebook paper color" is a larger sized version - more for a journal than a card and as such has narrower lines.
Enjoy!

[cat_woman]

Good for you on your second digi. I think they look great and very realistic.

[Dragonwold]

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Originally Posted by NancyK.

I've been on a quest to find a journaling stamp but everything I have found is either two small or too expensive. SO I set out to create a digital version of notebook paper - the kind with the blue lines and the red margin.
This is only the second time I have created anything digital, so I hope it came out ok for you to use.
There are two files here- the one labeled "notebook paper color larger line" is a smaller version for card fronts - the spaces between the lines are larger because it looked better for the overall size.
The file labeled "notebook paper color" is a larger sized version - more for a journal than a card and as such has narrower lines.
Enjoy!

Don't suppose you could do index cards lol, like the that used to be in library card catalogues before they went digital

[stampjourney]

These are wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing!

[suni19]

I am so excited to see these!!! They look awesome!!!

Thank you so much for sharing your talents!!!

I am making a mini album for my brother's 65th birthday and found some of his school pics....think these would be great to do some journaling on about the pics!!

Thanks again!!

Tammy

[detour3]

Thank you!

[lylacfey]

I was needing notebook paper. I was going to make some of my own. I love yours more. Thank you so much for sharing.

[hoptownracer1]

Thank You! Will be great for journaling spots. Thanks so much!

[fabig1]

thanks for this

In France we can't find the notebooks to go with american projects so now, all I will need to do is print out your digi.

[GrammaR]

Thank you for the images. And I'm not a quitter either!

[moonoodie]

Thanks for the files, Nancy! I love how you used the notebook paper on your CAS card!

[pricecheck]

Wow, thanks. I've been wanting notebook paper for a long time.

[Happy Heart]

Thanks! This will come in handy !

[darlenemcg]

really neat....thanks for doing this and sharing.

[DonnaD]

Thanks for sharing...what version of PSE are you using?

[not2shabbydesigns]

that is adorable. how do i print it?

[DianneB1030]

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Originally Posted by NancyK.

I've been on a quest to find a journaling stamp but everything I have found is either two small or too expensive. SO I set out to create a digital version of notebook paper - the kind with the blue lines and the red margin.
This is only the second time I have created anything digital, so I hope it came out ok for you to use.
There are two files here- the one labeled "notebook paper color larger line" is a smaller version for card fronts - the spaces between the lines are larger because it looked better for the overall size.
The file labeled "notebook paper color" is a larger sized version - more for a journal than a card and as such has narrower lines.
Enjoy!

Those are wonderful! I've never used a digital stamp. I left clicked on the thumpnails and then "save picture as". Is that right?

[NancyK.]

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Originally Posted by DonnaD

Thanks for sharing...what version of PSE are you using?

I used an older version of pse - I think #4 or 5.

[NancyK.]

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Originally Posted by DianneB1030

Those are wonderful! I've never used a digital stamp. I left clicked on the thumpnails and then "save picture as". Is that right?

Yes - that is correct!!!

[DianneB1030]

Thanks so much Nancy!