I too have spent many hours looking for blue film in vain. In an effort to make my blue film last longer and go farther, whenever I do a project at home, I use my photocopy/scanner to copy the pattern onto a blue paper, or else even a colored card and cover it with clear matte film available, very inexpensively, from Ace Hardware. Unfortunately this doesn't help me when I am at a class and the pattern is copied onto white paper. Another lacemaker I used to know traveled with a blue highlighter and would color the white pattern with it so that she could then use the clear matte film. Nonetheless, I would still like to have a tube of the blue film if anyone finds it. Devon
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