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Posted by Lucille on June 15, 2007, 12:34 pm
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>> I'm finding that I need some kind of magnification now when I work on
>> anything smaller than 14 now, especially when I'm using white on beige
>> like
>> I am now, or dark on dark colors.
>> I think I would like something that would attach to a frame, or q-snap.
>> Any recommendations would be appreciated.
>> Lucille
> Daylight has a clip on magnifier - comes with a flexible neck, in 2
> lengths.
> The shorter one is retail $21, and the longer one $26. I bet you can find
> it with a coupon at Joann's or the like. LMK directly if you can't - I
> can
> get you one from the shop. They're nice and quite handy.
> http://tinyurl.com/35b22r
> On my Baby-Z Frame for Kaye's I have a clamped on with screw magnifier -
> it's great, but has to attach to the stand, it's kind of substantial.
> This
> clip on Daylight one is very portable.
> http://tinyurl.com/2pgwat
> Take a look. I'm planning to get one of the clip-on daylight ones for me
> someday. But, I've had my Kaye's for about 8 years, and it's great. I
> don't use the light but expect I could, if I could find it.
> ellice
I was looking at the Daylight clip on and I think that would work nicely for
me. I was nearly ready to order one when my internet connection went
kerflooie yesterday and it just came back so now I'll look again.
I'm going to look for a Joann's coupon and then order it from them but
thanks for the offer.
Thanks.
Lucille
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> anything smaller than 14 now, especially when I'm using white on beige like
> I am now, or dark on dark colors.
>
> I think I would like something that would attach to a frame, or q-snap.
>
> Any recommendations would be appreciated.
>
> Lucille
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