Any use for this paper scrap?

[jbb]

I found an old box of typewriter paper with the word COPY printed diagonally across it. I am inordinately fond of vintage paper and this paper is 8 lb. paper weight (lighter than onionskin) and takes dip pen like a dream. We work with lasers so I've cut the paper creating triangles which I will write on.... but is there any use for those diagonal pieces of paper with the word COPY printed on them??

http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2822/9857871166_78b30793b1_o.jpg

[fncll]

I'm racking my brain for a use, but I have no projects where it makes sense. Cool find though!!

[79spitfire]

Paper patch wadding for black powder enthusiasts?

[jbb]

Paper patch wadding for black powder enthusiasts?

Since it's COPY paper would it be used for a repeating rifle?

[MisterBoll]

I can think of many uses for the "COPY" which all involve art work. Could also be good for appropriated art work.

[jbb]

I can think of many uses for the "COPY" which all involve art work. Could also be good for appropriated art work.

Fine art like this? :)

http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5485/9885769365_bac6f3014f_b.jpg

[Sailor Kenshin]

I would totally put one in each letter I wrote.

[Bogon07]

Like the artwork.

You could use the Copy strips as bookmarks.

[MisterBoll]

Jill, your art is beautiful but I was thinking more along these lines -

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[79spitfire]

Paper patch wadding for black powder enthusiasts?

Since it's COPY paper would it be used for a repeating rifle?

Sure, why not?

[Laura N]

That "P" is a few strokes of red ink from becoming a "B" or an "R." Then you're selling personalized bookmarks to those named Coby or Cory. Or draw a "G" in front, turn the "C" into an "O," and you have "Goopy." A different starting letter gives you "Poopy," "Loopy," etc.

TLDR? It seems like excellent scrap paper for doodles.