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            [message] => If by "generic", you mean light blue, dark green, and so on; yes. 

If you come across such threads, you should report them here:
[url]www.pindiy.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=217867&extra=page%3D1[/url]

A link is always good when you ask questions about a spesific pattern
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            [message] => I guess you're talkiing about cross stitch embroidery (looking at your avatar)?
It could be the case that you downloaded a pattern that is before the 1980's.
If so, a generic colour key was usual.
If red or green was mentioned in the pattern you just took the colour red or green you were able to get your hands on in the store.
Luckily we've lost that problem!
But my grandmother had a little shop and told me about those kind of stocking problems they had in those days.
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I guess you're talkiing about cross stitch embroidery (looking at your avatar)?
It could be the case ...[/quote]

I bought a cross stitch pattern and the thread list is name Generic with numbers also like Generic 001 for example. I cant find the conversion on this to Dmc. 
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What's the name of the pattern?[/quote]

There is no actual name of the pattern I bought. It is Half naked woman. I until now never convert it to Dmc thread. Maybe one day I will find the pattern with a Dmc thread list, I hope so.... 
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					<strong>Tr3z34nn3</strong>
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		I bought a pattern and the thread list is Generic, I'm so lost because I don't know the generic thread. 				<p class="author">
					<strong>Strawberry Cat</strong>
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		If by &quot;generic&quot;, you mean light blue, dark green, and so on; yes. <br />
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If you come across such threads, you should report them here:<br />
www.pindiy.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&amp;tid=217867&amp;extra=page%3D1<br />
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A link is always good when you ask questions about a spesific pattern				<p class="author">
					<strong>KatharinaV-NL</strong>
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		I guess you're talkiing about cross stitch embroidery (looking at your avatar)?<br />
It could be the case that you downloaded a pattern that is before the 1980's.<br />
If so, a generic colour key was usual.<br />
If red or green was mentioned in the pattern you just took the colour red or green you were able to get your hands on in the store.<br />
Luckily we've lost that problem!<br />
But my grandmother had a little shop and told me about those kind of stocking problems they had in those days.				<p class="author">
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I guess you're talkiing about cross stitch embroidery (looking at your avatar)?<br />
It could be the case ...<br />
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I bought a cross stitch pattern and the thread list is name Generic with numbers also like Generic 001 for example. I cant find the conversion on this to Dmc. 				<p class="author">
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		What's the name of the pattern? 				<p class="author">
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What's the name of the pattern?<br />
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