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Flirti Publish time 2021-8-4 06:39

good luck =) well, be patient, use a thread condtionor and use small lenghts of floss!

Flirti Publish time 2021-8-18 22:19

Kreinik, very fine thread - i guess it is nr4... thread conditioner anddo not use long lenghts, use a chenille needle - metallic threads are a pain in the a..!!!

htsear13 Publish time 2022-2-11 02:23

Following this thread

Knitpurlsm Publish time 2024-4-9 00:06

Thanks for the info!
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