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jhowell
PostPosted: Sat Apr 26, 2008 4:36 pm 
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My wife designs and does counted cross-stitch and she found these clip on accessories for eye glass wearers:

http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog.jsp?CATID=cat3712&PRODID=prd2662&source=search

She has them in 300 and 400 and I have found that the 300 are great for fretting and I suspect that the 400 are nice for inlay routing. These are web buys only, so no slying around in the fabric store is necessary! laughing6-hehe

The part that I really like is that they act as large bifocals, allowing you to look over the top and see at a distance. The reasonable price doesn't hurt either.

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Chas Freeborn
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I get my clipon-flipups here:
http://www.envirosafetyproducts.com/cat ... asses.html
I also get any number of safety products there as well. Good customer service and pricing.
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Dave Anderson
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Looks good Jim,I could use those!
Chas,yours look good also. Thanks guys

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Conspiracy
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I use these:
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They don't look too good but they're cheap enough and you can get different magnifying strength for them.

-Jim

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I have a pair of these, I have them clipped on my sun glasses for fishing. I flip them down when I need to tie on a new fly. :geek: They work great

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