I was pin basting my quilt on the living room rug like the video I watched on youtube suggested. Took forever I may try a different method next time. Anyway I finished got up pulled the pins holding the backing tight and couldn't pick my quilt up. I had basted it to the rug. LOL took me another 45 minutes to cut it off the rug.
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We've ALL done things similar!! Its called the learning curve!! :lol: :lol:
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Yep, I've mended clothes only to find out I attached them to the clothes I was wearing! :)
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That's hilarious! Thanks for the laugh. Although I do feel sorry for you. Here's how I do mine... I use the extra large binder clips from the office supply store and clip my back, then batting, then top to a long folding table. That holds it taut while you pin. Much easier than getting down on the floor and no rug to pin to! LOL
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I'm sure glad to know I'm not the only one.
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No, you are not the only one. Comes with re-do and lots of grit and determination. Sometimes it turns into a battle of wits to see if we can win or if the quilt can win. Doesn't it brighten your day to get a chuckle like that from something you think would happen to 'someone else'?
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Been there, done that.
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I sandwich my quilts on my glass topped dining table. I wouldn't know how to do it on the floor, if I could get down there. Works for me.
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It took me one time and only one time of doing this to realize that I just can't baste on carpet. Now (when I don't have time to go some place that has large tables) I just move my table out of the way, sweep and mop, and then tape my backing to the floor in my dining room.
I much rather going to a place that has a dining hall or even the library where they have conferance tables and putting two together and basting on them. Much easier and easier on the body! |
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