Does anyone know where I can find stationary that is similar to tissue paper and comes with ruled line insert?

Just ask at any office supply store for Onion Skin Paper.

Onion Skin Paper…Peeling Away the Mystery

from The Paper Mill Store

Onion Skin paper is an intriguing paper on many fronts. Once, Onion Skin paper was most commonly used as a typewriter paper, tracing paper and to hold carbon paper in place while making copies, and it was loved for its light weight, which was perfect for airmail letters.

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Today, this prized paper is coveted by********** calligraphers, origami enthusiasts, train model

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builders, lampshade manufacturers and paper crafters of all types.

Passions rise precipitously with the mere mention of this sometimes elusive paper.

The link below will give you a history of the paper/and photos

http://www.thepapermillstore.com/pages.php?pageid=385

I use it and have it on hand all the time.

That type of paper is called ONION SKIN, and you can get it in any stationery or office supply store. It’s used for overseas letters so the postage won’t cost as much. I had penpals in Japan for many years and that is the only type of paper we used. Sometimes the design on the tablet cover resembles an airmail symbol.

Depends where you live. I am actually going to a place tomorrow that is Japanese and has that type of paper. I would suggest finding out if your area has a town or area where Japanese people live. Then, see if there is a stationery store there. If you live near New York City or NJ then there is a large Japanese population there. I hope that helps. If all else fails, go to Google and find a stationery shop in your area and maybe they can order it for you. Or, go online and see if you can order it.

Try asking Office Depot if they’ve heard of it or can order it for you.