Prints a measured strip. If a ruler disagrees with it, your printer is scaling the page.
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Printable cross stitch paper, to exact spec
Counted cross stitch on evenweave gives you square stitches, so the chart is a square grid: one square, one stitch.
What makes cross stitch graph paper usable rather than merely gridded is the heavier line every ten squares. Counted work is counted in tens, on the chart and on the fabric both, and without those blocks you'll lose your place, carry on stitching, and find out about it a long time later.
Square size on the paper has nothing to do with fabric count. Pick something you can mark symbols into — 2.5mm to fit a large design on one sheet, 5mm if you annotate heavily. Finished size is stitch count divided by fabric count, and that calculation is separate from anything you choose here.
Frequently asked questions
Should the square size match my fabric count?
No, they're unrelated. The squares are for reading the chart; the count determines finished size.
How do I work out finished size?
Stitch count ÷ fabric count. 140 stitches on 14-count Aida is 10 inches.
Why heavier lines every ten?
Because you count in tens. Without them you'll lose your place and find out forty stitches later.