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"Was a pincushion whose pins spelled out a welcome and a blessing to an impending baby a common possession of Victorian women?"

Apparently that was a Victorian custom:

Layette pincushion spelling out a welcoming blessing

Layette pincushion in the V&A Museum

picture of a Layette pincushion with the words "God Bless Thee my baby" spelled out in pins, from the first link above

"Was a pincushion whose pins spelled out a welcome and a blessing to an impending baby a common possession of Victorian women?"

Apparently that was a Victorian custom:

Layette pincushion spelling out a welcoming blessing

Layette pincushion in the V&A Museum

"Was a pincushion whose pins spelled out a welcome and a blessing to an impending baby a common possession of Victorian women?"

Apparently that was a Victorian custom:

Layette pincushion spelling out a welcoming blessing

Layette pincushion in the V&A Museum

picture of a Layette pincushion with the words "God Bless Thee my baby" spelled out in pins, from the first link above

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"Was a pincushion whose pins spelled out a welcome and a blessing to an impending baby a common possession of Victorian women?"

Apparently that was a Victorian custom:

Layette pincushion spelling out a welcoming blessing

Layette pincushion in the V&A Museum