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Gateway Quilters Guild Issue No. 6 Threads That Bind June 2013 Hello Quilters I hope all of you who went to the May Airing had a great time. I know I did. The evening was perfect in Wendell and Susan's

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1. First, gather the necessary materials, including six threads of your choice. These threads can be of different colors or types, depending on your preference.
2. Take one thread and tie a knot at one end. This will serve as the starting point for binding the threads together.
3. Next, take another thread and place it next to the first one. Hold the two threads together and tie a knot around both of them, ensuring that they are tightly secured.
4. Repeat this process with the remaining four threads, adding one thread at a time and tying knots to bind them together. Make sure to keep the threads aligned and evenly spaced as you go.
5. Once all six threads are properly bound together, make sure to leave a long enough tail at the end for any further use or for tying off.
6. Trim the excess thread from the knots, if desired, to create a neat and tidy appearance.

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