Hi All,
The thing I have missed most since being 'retired' is the photocopier! I
temped, and several of the people I worked for were amazed that I wanted to
copy so many 'dotty pieces of paper' - but they were very obliging, and
mostly let me do it!
However, I bought an Elizabeth Burgess pattern - a round mat - very
recently, and it had just one-third of the pattern on the sheet - it had to
be photocopied three times, and the bits stuck together, to make the
pricking. The scanning and copying was easy, but the fitting together was
most definitely not, as I think the copying distorted the pricking - only
very slightly, but enough to be a nuisance when putting the three peices
together! I managed, with a bit of 'fudging', but it made me realise how
difficult it is to copy things, and how many things really do need 'trueing
up' before embarking on the patterns.
Carol - in Suffolk UK
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