Apparently blue film is widely available in England. Here it is totally unavailable from all but a single supplier who does not sell it by the roll, but rather in small pieces. I am grateful that the supplier does, in fact, go to a lot of effort to buy this film from England, as it seems that it is impossible to get without sending funds overseas, and contending with the intricacies of the VAT system. But, the question arises as to why it is still the norm in classes in the US for the teacher to arrive with the patterns printed on white paper, rather than on blue paper, since at home we are all responding to the unavailability of blue film by photo copying the pattern onto blue paper or card, which is laughably easy and cheap. The only time I need the blue film is when I go to a class. When something is unavailable, people switch to other things instead. Devon
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