Hanging your quilt
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Dear all. I have a quilt that I would like to hang in my home. I want to use something that is as invisible as possible and inter changeable so I can change the quilt from time to time. I have seen something from Europe at the Festival of Quilts. Does anyone know the company or have any ideas.
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I recently hung a large quilt behind a bed. I made the sleeve in several sections, and then used a plain extension rod (because that's what I had) and (4) 3-pound Command Hooks. The hooks were positioned in the gaps of the sleeve. It worked really well, and I can change out the quilt very easily.
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I recently hung a large quilt behind a bed. I made the sleeve in several sections, and then used a plain extension rod (because that's what I had) and (4) 3-pound Command Hooks. The hooks were positioned in the gaps of the sleeve. It worked really well, and I can change out the quilt very easily.
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"Hang It, Dang It" is my favorite method. It only requires one nail in the wall and the quilts are self leveling if you follow instructions to attach the hanging clip dead center. You can goggle them. They are sold several places. They have 3 sizes and they telescope so you can hang any size quilt. Love them.
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