patricej

that's not daft at all.

both ideas are clever solutions to pesky problems. :thumbup:

lab fairy

I have been rolling my quilt tops and it seems to help with the wrinkles. I know several people who sandwich their tops on their beds after putting cardboard or something like it down as a surface. I haven't tried that one yet. I'm considering asking my library if I can borrow one of their rooms to pin baste my queen-size quilt top since I too, lack the space.

sueisallaboutquilts

As usual, you are hilarious!! :D:D:D
I happen to think it's a great idea!!

pioneerlady

That's a great idea, using the library.

amma

Clever idea! :D:D:D

littlehud

What a wonderful idea. I need to find a spare wall to use here.

jaciqltznok

all you had to do was spritz it with water and let it hang til dry, the moisture swell the threads and they in turn lose their wrinkles!

owie

I made a quilt about 6 months ago that I made in 2 peices. Unfortunately it remains in 2 peices. I almost laid it on the table today to start putting the peices together. I was also thinking of making a kingsize quilt with 4 peices. It is too hard to handle otherwise.

Flying_V_Goddess

Eh, I'm too impatient. Should of had this quilt done before Christmas. Was hoping to get it done before tomorrow, but that sure isn't happening.

RatherB Quilting

TACKING to the wall! What a fantastic idea! I usually TAPE mine to the wall...LOL!!