FP friendly "bulk" paper

[zethreal]

So, we all know that there are plenty of places that sell pads of good writing paper, journals, notepads, etc.

I generally keep 3-ring binders to keep track of various projects. I need the ability to remove pages & add pages in, so a typical journal won't work. I was wondering if anyone has had any luck finding packages of FP friendly paper in large quantities? I typically buy paper in reams of 500, but even packs of 100 or 250 would work. I've tried Staples' 24lb printing paper & it works, I just would like to find something that either has lines or a dot-grid on it. I have tried all the various packages lined paper I found locally & all of it really bleeds through or feathers terribly.

Has anyone found anything like that that works?

 

[Mick]

Go back into staples an get some southworth 32# bonded cotton "Business" paper. If the 32 pound is too thick for you, look at the thinner 20 pound paper (cost less too)

 

[Mick]

Sorry... did not see your "lined paper" requirement.

My suggestion does not have lines but it is very good paper to write on.

 

[RichieRich3902]

Sorry... did not see your "lined paper" requirement.

My suggestion does not have lines but it is very good paper to write on.

And you can put a piece of paper with heavy lines under it until you get the hang of writing a straight line.

 

[jzuzphreek]

And you can put a piece of paper with heavy lines under it until you get the hang of writing a straight line.

I've been writing on lined paper for the last 25 or so years, and still haven't gotten the hang of writing in a straight line.

 

[SmoovD]

Will graph paper work? I buy graph paper from Big Lots/local grocery store/whereever is cheap. Two reliable brands: Norcom is made in the USA while Bridgeport is made in Viet Nam but both are very fp friendly. And the graph paper really pops when in a binder with copy paper. Makes it easier to find my notes.