Corkboard strip?
06-07-2012, 01:10 PM
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The corkboard strips are designed for temporary hanging of lightweight items, maybe as heavy as a few posters, but nothing as heavy as a quilt.
One possible option that I am considering is a sort of curtainrod type set up with the hanging clips like are used for draperies. Have to figure out what to use for the rod that will be less expensive than the really long decorative rods for window walls. I know you can get a 12 ft closet rod at Home Depot for (I think it's) a dollar something a foot. Not sure if I'm going to go with that or try something else. Need to find out what means of hanging it I'm going to use.
One possible option that I am considering is a sort of curtainrod type set up with the hanging clips like are used for draperies. Have to figure out what to use for the rod that will be less expensive than the really long decorative rods for window walls. I know you can get a 12 ft closet rod at Home Depot for (I think it's) a dollar something a foot. Not sure if I'm going to go with that or try something else. Need to find out what means of hanging it I'm going to use.
06-07-2012, 04:23 PM
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I like Knitnoid have used the command stips. No need to buy the hooks, just get the replacement stips. They are cheap and can be pulled off when you want to make a change without doing any damage. Also good for those less than perfect pieces where the center does not quite lay flat. Just use another strip behind the center.
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