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I really like this bedspread pattern! I wish it could be less in size. may be I rechart it ... we will see
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It is really beautiful Larissa. I got sore eyes just looking at the picture. Do you work with a lighted magnifier? I know the thread gets smaller with a larger number so 30 and 40 must be almost invisible. It would really be worth the time.
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Oh dear It s blurry picture. I have big one. No magnifier - what is it? Thread are visible but hook head is not LOL
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Here some people who do small work like you do use a magnifier that is attached to a lamp. This way the item they are working on looks bigger and is much brighter. I have never made anything like that, but a friend does this other kind of thing where you actualy cut out the threads of the design. She uses a lighted magnifier.
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Oh that is a great idea Trude! I am struggling with being able to see my threads and getting under both loops. Will have to look into that. Getting really tired of fighting for the right lighting!! Thanks for the idea again 
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I think they are made by a couple of companies, but the one I know for sure of is made by OTT. I have a regular OTT light and truly love it. You're quite welcome!
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WOW! you can do it! it will be outstanding!
Crochet Chickadee
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Oh my goodness what a gorgeous pattern! You can do it Larisa, you make the most beautiful things! It won't take the rest of your life once you get started. We all have faith in you! And I'd also like to see you post pics as you progress on it.
Have you made any filet projects with peacocks? If so, I'd love to see them! My father raised peacocks until just a few months ago when he gave them all to his brother. Mom and dad wanted to travel and couldn't be worried about who would take care of the birds. Peacocks have a very special meaning to me, plus they're so elegant..
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