There are so many beautiful patterns on this site that would make incredible scrapbook paper. I'm just wondering if anyone knows of a site that could make 12 x 12 sheets of scrapbook paper.

Hi celineebeenie, when you say 'make' do you mean print 12x12 sheets or design 12x12 sheets?

an idea i would like to share just take a print out of any pattern u like n use it for covering notebooks, diaries or further take dat print n develop on a tshirt..its funnn :)

If you create an overall 12x12 sheet of a pattern at 300dpi, you should be able to print it out to 12x12 on a printer that can handle that size paper. 300dpi for print; 200dpi for screen only.

If you do not want to invest in a larger format printer, any vendor with large output graphics capability should be able to print on a variety of opaque and translucent paper and other materials for you (even someplace generic like Kinko's).

Most charge by the square inch or the length of the paper (or whatever material) you use off a roll of paper stock at whatever width they have. You will probably find you can print wider than 12" and trim several sheets out of your run---either with an X-Acto knife, trimmer or with their power cutters if you need a stack of paper.

300dpi is pretty standard but be sure and find out what file formats their systems can read and will work best and reproduce the sharpest. It shouldn't be an issue but their may be a maximum file size too. Have fun. It is not especially expensive compared to what you are probably accustomed to paying for scrapbook paper anyhow? Shop around. Large output printing is very competitive these days.

try printing at kinkos. they even have computers there that probly print straight to the printers. or you can switch over to online digital scrapbooking which can also be printed too. go to walmart or barnes and nobles and browse through scrapbook magazines and books. they are great resources with the many advertisements of businesses and websites offering an arrange of products and services.

Perfect ideas.

cool idea, if you post your work somewhere-share with us)

I have an A3 printer which I can print on borderless A3 paper giving me 30 cms (12") wide paper that I use for scrapbooking, covering notebooks, etc. I use my own designs only as I am reselling and most of the designs on here do not have a commercial license.

kimmyp wrote:

I have an A3 printer which I can print on borderless A3 paper giving me 30 cms (12") wide paper that I use for scrapbooking, covering notebooks, etc. I use my own designs only as I am reselling and most of the designs on here do not have a commercial license.

You can check some of the online stock sites, such as Pixabay. Often, there are patterns and they have liberal terms! You should be able to incorporate a pattern you find there and sell it or do whatever you like!

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