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I was looking at some older answers and the following website for aunt lydias http://www.coatsandclark.com/Products/Crochet/Threads/Size5/Aunt+Lydias+Fashion+...
can I use the above crochet thread to make a tablecloth?
roberta

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Hi Roberta!
This may be a duplicate answer, since this computer I am using at the library is funny about sending some e-mails. I don't think this got sent, so I think I lost my e-mail to you.I will be glad when I get my computer back from the doctor. But anyway, yes, you can use size 5 thread. I don't use this size often, but it should work. If you are using a pattern for a smallet thread, the gauge for size 5 will be larger, and so will be the tablecloth. But size 5 will be more durable. I do have lots of old Coats and Clark's books, so if there is a reaference to one, I may have it. Good Luck!

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Marla

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I have crocheted many doilies, I enjoy working with crochet thread. I have crocheted numerous afghans. But I have little to no experience in the afghan stitch, or hairpin lace. If you have a question pertaining to a pattern in a magazine, book or leaflet, please include the name and # of it, and the page or pattern #. There is a slight possibility I may have that pattern, and can refer to it. Nearly all of my crochet magazines, leaflests, etc are over 5 years old. Many are from the 80's and before. Although I have crocheted sweaters and slippers,I don't feel I have done enough of them to really give good advice as to assembling the pieces, but can give advice on the type of stitches.

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I have been a crocheter for over 30 years.

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American Legion Auxiliary

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BS in geography

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At a county fair one time I did win a crochet contest, and another time at the county fair I reccived a crochet award. and a few times I have won a "high points" award in crochet.

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