Hexagon digital paper template & hex. paper freebies

edited to add:
I'm SO sorry. It turns out that
these papers are 72dpi, so they are probably
only good for online use or printing very small.
Sorry. I am working on new and improved 350dpi
resolution ones to share, soon.

free hexagon pattern

The file is sized to be 12.5 inches
in case you want to make a digital scrapbook paper:


Click this link to go download the PNG
or
Download the JPG here



Here's one sized to fit a standard sheet of cardstock
8-1/2" x 11":


Click this link to go download the PNG
or
Download the JPG here




fill this template with pattern:

Just open it in Photoshop or similar software,
and fill the hexagons with pattern or photographs.

I prefer to work in large scale so I make it HUGE first 8000px square
so that patterns will fit nicely in Photoshop.

To print it I use the % option in photoshop.
And print that size at 9% or less.

If you would like a Photoshop tutorial on
how to fill with pattern, please see this post:

How to make custom patterns &
use them to fill images:

And here are some free papers, you can use them however you
like, just please don't sell them as any kind of digital file.

Pencil Damask:

12x12 inches square:

click this link to go download the PNG
or
Download the JPG here



standard 8-1/2" x 11":

click this link to go download the PNG
or
Download the JPG here



For the original pencil damask papers
(2500 pixel square) please see this post:

Halloween:

12x12 inches square:

click this link to go download the PNG
or
Download the JPG here



standard 8-1/2" x 11":

click this link to go download the PNG
or
Download the JPG here

If you're selling something handmade, feel free to use them.

If you're giving something away for free, feel free to use them
as a digital element however you would like.
Please link back here so I can visit you!

Hope everything works okay.
(Blogger has completely messed up how you view photos! boo hiss!
Please put it back Blogger; the slideshow option is a miss.)

Hope you have fun with these!

P.S. I'm working on a hexagon paper with ledgers in it; any other ideas you'd like to see? :o)