211 safety pins that held the donated quilt together for machine quilting
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One of the things I don't enjoy doing when quilting is pinning. I know it has to be done when you don't have a quilting frame yet it drives me nuts.. That's a lot of pins!!
When I was attaching the binding I took out 12 more from round the edge that I had missed ,also I got to the end of one side when attaching the binding to find the bobbin had run out,now that is a pain!
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