In the process of laying out a diamond mosaic, advice from experienced craftsmen and general recommendations from the manufacturer will help you avoid typical mistakes and create a picture with beautifully and evenly laid out rhinestones. Of course, when working on a mosaic, it is enough to follow the manufacturer’s simple instructions, but practical experience is more beneficial in any task. The secrets and tricks of the diamond hobby will be useful to everyone who is interested in diamond mosaic, and will help beginners to easily gain their own skills in creating mosaic pictures from crystals.
Diamond Mosaic Tips for all cases:
Creating a mosaic picture can be divided into three stages: preparation, laying out and design. This article on diamond mosaics provides useful tips on laying out the stones and working with the painting canvas while assembling the mosaic.
- Tips on how to prepare to start working with diamond mosaic Where to start diamond embroidery
- For finished diamond mosaic tips and tricks Recommendations in the design of diamond mosaic
- All useful tips for those collecting diamond mosaics Tips for beginners and pros of diamond embroidery
Remove the glossy film from the base of the diamond painting only in sections.
Bend the protective tracing paper off the adhesive base partially, in small sections. Ideally, it is good to seal the open fragment in one working session, without re-sticking the film onto the adhesive base, so tear off as much protective film from the canvas as you are ready to fill. It’s even better to simply fold back the protective paper and tear it off at the end of each lay-out. Depending on the manufacturer, the paper protection can be one single sheet or divided into narrow vertical strips. During breaks between work, if there are any unsealed areas left, cover them again with protective tracing paper. Dust particles and small specks get onto the adhesive layer, and the base loses its sticky properties. All tips on diamond embroidery with stones.
Tips for diamond mosaic: how to lay out rhinestones
You can lay out rhinestones on canvas in different ways. As a rule, the picture is filled with fragments and is rarely laid out in vertical or horizontal single rows along the entire height or length of the picture, because with such a lay-out the picture often shifts. The mosaic can be assembled by color or rhinestones can be glued in a checkerboard pattern. From which angle to start the picture, each master decides for himself according to personal preferences. If you select the upper left corner, then, as you move forward in your work, you do not touch the already laid out pebbles with your hands and leave the finished areas aside.
An important recommendation in diamond mosaic is to align the laid rhinestones
In the process of work, as you lay out the pebbles, align their rows using a ruler (plastic card, etc.), pressing them vertically and horizontally, ultimately this guarantees a neat appearance of the finished picture, in the image of which there will be no distortions due to for unevenly glued mosaic elements. With any method of laying out, it is important to periodically correct the already laid out pieces, because correcting something in a finished picture is much more difficult.
Diamond rhinestones with a defect should not be used immediately; excess rhinestones solve this problem
When you come across defective rhinestones with some kind of defect (chipped, cracked, holes, convex bottom), do not stick them on right away, leave them until the end of the work. In most cases, diamond mosaic kits come with extra rhinestones. Therefore, at the final stage, surpluses are discovered, where all the “defective” pebbles will end up if you leave them aside during the process of creating a picture. Burrs on rhinestones (remains of plastic around the edges) can be cut off with a regular nail file or file. If a round glass pebble falls apart into two parts, the mirror bottom and the crystal itself, they can be glued back together with varnish or glue.
If necessary, rhinestones can be glued to the base of the diamond painting
You can use an iron to smooth out creases and folds. Iron them on a flat, hard surface with an iron preheated to 110-120°C. You can iron both from the wrong side and from the front side, but be sure to use several layers of fabric or gauze. Especially strong creases can be steamed using the steam from the iron itself, you can slightly moisten the canvas by sprinkling with water or moistening the gauze/fabric through which you are ironing.
If you need to roll the work cloth into a roll, do it with the rhinestones facing out
For temporary storage of an already assembled painting and during breaks between working on a diamond mosaic, if it is not possible to leave it unfolded, roll the base with the rhinestones outward. Then the diamonds will not fall off, and there will be no creases on the canvas. The recommendation applies to all types of mosaics in diamond needlework, with full and partial laying of rhinestones.
Tips for joining parts of a large canvas
Manufacturers, as a rule, divide the canvas of a large painting into parts, which later need to be glued together. When assembling a large canvas from several sheets, leave one row blank along the gluing line. These rows on the borders of the sheets will need to be filled with pebbles after the parts of the canvas have been glued together. This makes it more convenient to connect parts of the picture, and the rhinestones are laid out evenly along the joining line.
Useful tips in mastering diamond art:
- Tips for fans of diamond crafts at all stages Diamond embroidery Tips for quality crafts
- For a finished diamond mosaic, tips on how to choose a design. Options and recommendations for designing a diamond mosaic painting.
- Answers to the question of where diamond embroidery begins in the Soviets in preparation for creating a mosaic of diamond rhinestones
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Diamond embroidery, despite the name, has nothing to do with diamonds or even with generally accepted embroidery. The second name for this fairly common activity is diamond mosaic. This is a type of modern needlework in which a picture is laid out with acrylic rhinestones on an adhesive base according to a certain pattern. No needle and thread required. In this form, it became popular relatively recently, but, in fact, it appeared quite a long time ago.
Learn this type of needlework won't be too difficult. Our video with a master class on diamond embroidery, as well as the descriptions below, will help you with this.
Also usually included in a special kit for diamond embroidery instructions nested. By following these instructions, you can achieve good results the first time.
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— Anyone can embroider a picture; no specific knowledge or skills are required;
— It takes much less time to complete than regular embroidery;
— Over time, rhinestones do not fade or turn pale;
— Huge selection of colors and themes;
— Thanks to the convex crystals, the paintings are voluminous with a 5 D effect.
Story
Around the 5th century BC. appeared on her own idea of laying colorful stones in Greece under the influence of the art of the Ancient East. Even precious stones were used, and rich homes and temples were decorated with such paintings. A little later, this technique spread to ordinary houses, and colored pieces of ceramics began to be used instead of precious stones.
Paintings made using the mosaic technique can be found in homes to this day - they attract attention, decorate the walls, and through the use of reflective stones and elements, visually enlarge the space and make it lighter.
Modern production was first mastered in China and raised to another level by developing special kits for needlewomen, with the help of which everyone, even just starting to study this type of creativity, can create a mosaic picture with their own hands.
Diamond embroidery can only be purchased as a special set. It includes all the necessary elements and in the required quantity to “embroider” a certain picture. Diamond embroidery sets differ from each other in the volume of the layout, as well as in the shape of the rhinestones.
Based on the volume of the surface laid out with stones, they are distinguished: full and partial. Full means that the entire surface of the future masterpiece will be filled with rhinestones. The partial one, in turn, is covered with rhinestones only in certain places, while the rest of the surface is occupied by either typographic printing or another version of embroidery.
Rhinestones are divided into the following shapes: square and round. Round ones are most often used to create partial layout paintings, and square ones for full layout. In addition, square ones are divided into 2 types: with 9 faces and 13. There are 2 options for laying out rhinestones with different edges. Some needlewomen lay them out independently of each other, while others believe that when they are laid out in a checkerboard pattern, the picture looks neater and the shine of the crystals is brighter. You can choose any of these methods.
Set contents:
- A special cotton canvas, on which a diagram with a breakdown of colors is applied, covered with an adhesive layer;
- Instructions for decoding the circuit;
- Tweezers or a special pencil for rhinestones;
- Acrylic rhinestones, packaged in transparent bags by color;
- A special mold with grooves or a saucer;
Master class on performing diamond embroidery:
- You need to prepare for hard work. Therefore, the workplace should be well lit and comfortable. There should be nothing unnecessary on the table, and it itself should be very clean, since the base of the canvas is covered with glue and dust and very small debris quickly settles on it;
- For convenience, all rhinestones are packaged in bags and signed. If the bags do not have a reusable fastener, it is better to first pour them into convenient containers with a lid so that they do not get lost, and sign them;
- Pour a small amount of rhinestones into molds separately by color;
- We first prepare the line. It will come in handy to align rows laid mosaic in the process of work;
- Most often, work starts from the corner, from which one there are no recommendations. To get started, you need to peel off the protective film from the canvas. We free from it only that small area that will be embroidered in the near future. We peel off new areas only as needed, because... the adhesive base will become dusty;
- Square rhinestones. In order to place rhinestones on the base, take a stone with tweezers the desired color and place it in accordance with the diagram in the desired square. We do this carefully, lightly pressing the pebble onto the adhesive base. We must adjust the pressing force - if the pressure is insufficient, the crystal may soon come off. A possible error will be impossible to correct if you press too hard.
- Round rhinestones. We grab them with a special stick, after applying glue from the kit to its tip, and glue them to the canvas;
- Having laid out several rows of mosaics, you need to take a ruler and straighten the laid rhinestones. This will avoid the painting being skewed horizontally or vertically and will make the painting canvas more solid and dense;
- Having completed the work completely, we cover the picture with a napkin and press it with our hands on top to better bond the crystals to the base.
Features of working in this technique:
- The error can be corrected by tearing off the crystal with tweezers and placing it in the right place;
- You may come across defective rhinestones; it is better to put them aside and not use them until the work is completed, because... Usually crystals are filled into a set with a reserve and there must be enough of them;
- Be sure to periodically align the rows with a ruler;
- If the acrylic diamond does not fit, you need to press harder until it clicks, which will indicate that the stone has fallen into place;
- If the picture is large and consists of several separate canvases, then it is better to lay out the edges of each of them (about 3-4 rows) after joining them into one. If you first lay out the canvases completely, then connecting them later will be very problematic;
- At the end of the work, the finished painting can be coated with hairspray or acrylic varnish for greater durability and shine;
A painting using the diamond embroidery technique is best framed in a framing workshop, or, also, following numerous master classes and instructions, do it yourself at home. This type of needlework will allow you to develop your creative potential and decorate your interior with beautiful examples of modern art.
Handicraft techniques are improving day by day. For sophisticated craftswomen, a new direction in creativity has appeared - diamond embroidery or diamond mosaic - skillful embroidery without a needle or thread! Thanks to the unique texture of the finished masterpiece and the impeccable precision of execution, the technique received its “jewelry” name.
Diamond art came to us from the East and is rapidly winning the hearts of needlewomen and connoisseurs of precious panels. In reality, everything new is well forgotten old. Mosaics have been known to the world since the 5th century BC. e Today, our neighbors the Chinese have transformed traditional art into a modern form of creativity.
Now let's talk about everything in order!
Diamond embroidery is a set for creativity, including all the necessary tools and materials for creating masterpiece paintings.
The set includes:
- rubberized dense base fabric, on top of which a diagram is applied, on top of which, in turn, an adhesive layer with a protective film is applied;
- instructions with circuit symbols and an illustration of the finished work;
- diamond stones packaged in bags;
- metal tweezers for laying out diamonds;
- plastic saucers (round, square or triangular) for working with a specific color of diamonds;
- Ziploc bags for storing pebbles.
For convenience, it is more advisable to store all diamonds in cell containers. And all the colors are conveniently labeled, and all the details are visible, there is no need to look for the right color in a bunch of bags.
In addition, diamonds can be laid out with a pencil.
You will also definitely need a metal ruler to align the rows and a lot of attention and patience, because the work is painstaking and intricate.
Types of schemes
Patterns similar to simple embroidery are available in black and white and color. The only difference is that the diagram is located directly on the canvas, and there is no need to cross out the embroidered crosses. For such small work, it is certainly better to choose sets with a color scheme. If the picture is small in size or consists of a small number of colors, then it will be convenient to work with a black and white scheme.
Diamond Shape
There are two shapes of embroidery diamonds - square crystals and round rhinestones.
The crystals have two types of diamond cut - 9 and 13 transverse or diagonal faces. In the process of laying out the mosaic, the cut is not taken into account. The variety of cuts will give the completed work a unique, iridescent shine due to the different reflection of the incident light.
Round rhinestones are also cut and add more shine to the finished product. Their use is more appropriate for laying out flowers, butterflies, birds of paradise and winter “frosty” landscapes.
Paintings made according to the same pattern, but with diamonds of different shapes, will look completely different.
Diamond painting technique
Start your work by preparing the workplace. There should be a flat, spacious surface - a desktop, not occupied by anything else. An important condition is good lighting, preferably natural, because the work is quite small and the eyes get tired.
Now let's start working directly on diamond embroidery, the technique of which is quite simple, but has its own nuances. It is not worth removing the protective layer from the entire canvas. Open a small part of the circuit and fold back the protective layer. According to the diagram, start working with this area. Pour some of the diamonds corresponding to the diagram into the supplied pallets. Using tweezers, carefully place the crystals on the adhesive layer, pressing them lightly.
If you glue the crystal very tightly, then if there is an unevenness in the row, it will be difficult to correct the mistake.
Try to work as clearly as possible. The crystals should be placed tightly to each other in even rows. If necessary, use a metal ruler to align the rows.
Some paintings consist of several parts. In this case, on each part it is necessary to leave one empty column of the diagram at the junction of the parts of the canvas. Glue each part of the panel end-to-end onto a thick base and fill in the empty lines of the diagram with the missing diamonds.
Storage and processing
After completion of the work, an equally important stage begins - registration. You can design the canvas yourself or use the services of a framing workshop. You can arrange it only in a frame, you can add a mat, or you can have a complete set: glass, mat, frame. It all depends on your taste.
And if you don’t have time yet and the design is waiting in the wings, you need to roll the canvas with the diamonds facing out and put it in a case, away from dust.
When decorating yourself, the canvas must be carefully and tightly glued to a plywood base or very thick cardboard using glue or double-sided tape. When using glue, apply it to the base and gradually glue the panel, gradually smoothing it - pressing it with a rubber roller so that nothing bubbles or bends.
For an example of how to design work using diamond technology into a baguette, see the video from Irina Safronova:
Examples of finished works
Compare the use of different forms of crystals in diamond embroidery in the photos of finished works that Krestik selected.
Master class “The Scarlet Flower”
If you are engaged in diamond painting, then you can make another diamond painting without buying a special kit, and Irina Zmeeva’s master class will help us with this.
To work you will need:
- crystals from previous works;
- simple stitching pattern with a small number of colors;
- double-sided transparent tape;
- tweezers.
First, let's sort the diamonds by color.
We completely cover the surface of the circuit with transparent double-sided tape.
We cut off the excess exactly along the edge of the diagram.
Remove the protective layer from the first section of the circuit.
We begin to lay out the picture using the usual technique. Next, remove the protective layer from the next section of the picture and lay out the crystals to the end.
The picture is ready.
1. If the canvas suddenly gets wrinkled, what should you do?
First option: iron with steam on the back of the diagram, always with a cloth. Iron temperature no more than 120. C or on the silk program.
Second option: roll up the rhinestone picture with the adhesive base facing out and let it sit for 2-3 weeks.
2. Care of tweezers.
To make the tweezers last longer, after finishing laying out the diamond picture, do not forget to put on an elastic band.
3. If paper is stuck to the adhesive base of your picture. Don't worry, this can be fixed quickly. You need to take a brush and gently wet this area with water, and then remove the stuck paper with tweezers. Dry the glue with a hairdryer, and you can continue your work again.
4. While working, cover the adhesive frame of the diamond mosaic with pieces of paper from the adhesive tape, letters facing up. This will help prevent fine dust from sticking. And after completing the work, you can line this frame with the remaining rhinestones.
5. The bags with rhinestones are marked with color numbers; for ease of laying out, you can apply the designations from the diagram.
6. Instead of the molds from the set, you can use trays with lids (very convenient), a paint palette or empty boxes of watercolor paints.
7. How can I post diamond paintings?
Method 1: can be laid out in rows along the entire length of the painting (tiring and the pattern may shift)
Method 2: can be laid out in strips. Practice shows that peeling off pieces of 5*10 cm or 10*10 cm (the width of the adhesive strip is about 5 cm) is most convenient.
Method 3: you can assemble by color or in a checkerboard pattern (the main thing is that the rhinestone clicks). With such methods, the pattern does not shift, and the rhinestones themselves align.
There are no uniform rules for laying out rhinestones. Post it at your convenience.
It is important not to peel off the entire protective layer!!!
8. If you decide to roll up the assembled or unfinished diamond embroidery, then roll the rhinestones outward.
9. The finished picture made of rhinestones can be ironed with steam so that the rhinestones stick better. You can iron both from the back and from the front side of the painting. We iron only through a cloth, not with a hot iron. Before ironing, try it on a corner of the mosaic.
10. Place something heavy on the laid out part of the diamond embroidery so that the diamonds stick better. Use your imagination and you will succeed!!!
11. The finished diamond embroidery can be coated on top with acrylic varnish or automotive aerosol varnish. This is necessary for better fixation of the rhinestones.
12. During the laying process, sometimes you have to align the rows of rhinestones. This can be done with a ruler or a plastic card.
13. If the adhesive layer is damaged, you can use glue or double-sided tape.
14. Sometimes it happens that there are not enough rhinestones of some color, don’t panic! Try to choose from the colors that are in the set.
15. The finished work should be rolled with a rolling pin or a bottle of water.
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IN instructions on how to do diamond embroidery, describes the sequence of actions on how to assemble a mosaic picture with your own hands. Simple, beautiful, creative and exciting wins the hearts of millions of people around the world. For those who are not yet familiar with this activity, instructions on how to assemble a diamond painting will give a more complete understanding of the needlework itself and the process of creating a mosaic and, perhaps, will inspire you to try to make a painting using the diamond technique yourself or yourself; many men also show interest in this unusual creative hobby.
Brief instructions on diamond embroidery, how to assemble a picture from rhinestones with your own hands
To successfully assemble a picture of rhinestones with your own hands, it is enough to follow simple recommendations, be careful and careful. Detailed step-by-step instructions for embroidering with rhinestones, which, as it happens, are called stones or crystals, which are mosaic elements in diamond needlework, will help you master this exciting activity.
Briefly, the process of creating a diamond mosaic is as follows:
- prepare a diagram and basis
- glue rhinestones onto the base canvas
- during work, as you lay out the pebbles, align them horizontally and vertically
- at the end, “roll” the working surface for better bonding of the rhinestones with the adhesive layer of the painting canvas
- if desired, coat the surface of the assembled picture with varnish
- arrange the finished work in some kind of frame to give it the appearance of a real painting
For those who are seriously interested in diamond crafts, this process is often a loop, finishing one work, hands are already reaching for another, many practice laying out several paintings at once in parallel. It is profitable to purchase your first or next set for creating a diamond painting, which is offered by the proven one, whose catalog contains thousands of diamond sets with beautiful interesting scenes, in stock and on order, with delivery to any region of Russia. You can also make a painting with any of your images by ordering an individual diamond mosaic set based on a photo or drawing that you like.
Sequential instructions on how to collect diamond paintings
How to lay out diamond mosaic with step by step instructions
Assembling a mosaic using the diamond embroidery technique is a fairly simple process, especially if you already have experience working with embroidery or mosaics. Everyone is familiar with the word mosaic, when a single picture is assembled from small parts, so by analogy it is easy to imagine how to lay out a diamond mosaic. The only elements of the picture here are plastic pebbles or glass rhinestones, which have a certain cut, which gives a unique shimmer of light to the picture.
Sometimes people ask about diamond embroidery and how to embroider a picture using this technique. It is the word “embroidery” that is least suitable; in fact, the process of creating a picture on an adhesive basis is gluing rhinestones according to a pattern and is more reminiscent of laying out a mosaic. In this case, just like for cross stitch, color image patterns are used, divided into cells, which are filled not with stitches of threads, but with multi-colored pebbles. Diamond embroidery photo step by step.
Preparing a pattern for gluing rhinestones
Diamond mosaic Instructions for gluing stones
Gluing the first rhinestone
To start creating a diamond painting, you need to peel back part of the protective film of the adhesive base of the pattern of the painting. Using the designation in the diagram box, find the rhinestone of the desired color and glue it in its place. Mosaic crystals are packaged in bags by color; the designation on the bag (number or symbol) corresponds to the designation on the canvas.
For ease of work, it is better to first pour a small amount of “beads” of the desired color into a container or sorting box, or immediately place them in an organizer.
In diamond mosaic needlework, the instructions for gluing stones are the same regardless of the shape of the rhinestones themselves. In this sense, there is only one difference in how to make diamond embroidery with round acrylic rhinestones: a special pressure pencil is used to glue them, whereas in a square mosaic the pebbles are glued using tweezers. To lay out square mosaic stones, use the tweezers that come with the diamond craft kit or any other that seems more convenient to you.
Carefully gluing rhinestones
Carefully gluing the rhinestones onto the adhesive base of the picture is probably the most important requirement when working on a mosaic. Try to glue each crystal exactly into its own cell, while checking the vertical and horizontal rows for even gluing. If the rhinestones are placed unevenly on the diagram, the final appearance of the diamond painting will be spoiled.
If you didn’t succeed in gluing the crystal evenly the first time, use tweezers to correct it or remove it from the canvas and reattach it in the right place. If the adhesive layer is not very strong, while working, press the laid pebbles with your fingers for better bonding to the base. Periodically, as you lay out small sections of the mosaic, align the rows using a ruler or other device.
The question that beginners in diamond mosaic ask is how to lay out a full and partial picture. In fact, there is no difference, just be especially careful when gluing outer and single crystals and small free-standing fragments.
Diamond embroidery How to fix the rhinestones of a painting in its finished form
How to secure a diamond mosaic at the end of the work
After completing the work of creating a picture from a diamond mosaic, it is necessary to check the quality of gluing of rhinestones and, for reliability, roll the mosaic picture with a roller on a flat surface, after covering it with a soft cloth or towel. To do this, you can use a construction roller to smooth out the wallpaper, a rolling pin, a bottle of water, or a similar item that is at hand.
We use varnish to fix the rhinestones of the finished diamond mosaic
To add additional gloss and protect against possible stones peeling off, the surface of the finished painting is coated with a transparent varnish, the same acrylic varnish, for example. The varnish can be applied in one or several layers, allowing each to dry thoroughly. Paintings are varnished with a soft but elastic brush; you can use aerosol varnishes in cans. Many people use this solution as an alternative to placing a painting under glass.
Diamond embroidery with rhinestones Instructions for decorating the finished painting
The instructions conclude with the topic of designing the finished painting. To give a finished look to the finished work, so that it looks neat and lasts a long time, it is better to frame the assembled painting in some way. Choosing an option for the external design of a painting is a purely personal matter, who likes what. There are many examples where finished works are left in their original state, without varnish or framing, which is also a matter of taste. Those who have been practicing needlework, rhinestone embroidery for a long time, decide how to make the final design of their painting depending on the situation and mood. Try and experiment, this is creativity and a hobby!
Completing the creation of a diamond mosaic painting
Upon completion of laying out the diamond mosaic painting, you need to carefully trim the edges of the cotton base that remain outside the canvas of the created painting with a knife or scissors. If a large canvas consisting of several parts is being assembled, then its fragments must be precisely joined and the boundaries of the joints filled in according to the diagram - this possibility is included in the source code of the work.
Preparing and placing a diamond painting in a frame
The final step in creating a diamond masterpiece is preparing and placing the diamond painting in a frame. The finished work only needs to be glued onto a sheet of thick cardboard, after which it can be inserted into a passe-partout or directly into a frame under glass or without it. For framing, you can use photo frames, baguettes, or make a frame yourself using available materials.
The finished diamond mosaic painting should bring joy
A finished diamond mosaic painting can be given as a gift for any occasion, to decorate any room, home or office, placed in a place of honor in any interior, to create an album of diamond paintings, or simply sell the finished work, and with the proceeds, buy several more sets of diamond mosaics and get a lot pleasure from the creative process.
How to assemble a modular painting using the diamond mosaic technique
There are no special rules on how to assemble a modular painting, since the process of laying out the mosaic itself is the same for both a solid painting and modular (composite) paintings. In diamond needlework, the most common form of multi-component paintings is in the form of a triptych. There are no differences in how to work with large size diamond embroidery. They are assembled like ordinary diamond paintings, with the only difference that the finished work consists of three parts, which will need to be framed as three separate paintings; they are rarely combined into one frame, because the design turns out to be too heavy and the meaning of the triptych is lost , as a composition of three paintings.
For those who are interested in diamond embroidery, the advice in one line briefly presents the recommendations of manufacturers and conclusions from the experience of craftsmen who collect paintings using diamond technology. For detailed information, follow the link Diamond embroidery tips and tricks.
- For convenience, it is better to prepare your workplace in advance
- remove the protective film from the base only in parts
- damage or defect of the canvas base can be corrected
- rhinestones with a defect should not be used immediately; excess crystals at the end will solve this problem
- Be sure to level the laid stones
- if necessary, roll the work cloth, roll it into a tube with the rhinestones facing out
- the finished painting can be varnished, framed, baguette, or under glass
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