Whitney60

I would like to hang Convex Illusion on my wall above my bed. Any ideas? Thank you.
Donna

Tartan

I might get a large piece of foam core or cardboard and cut it to match the shape. I would hand sew with black thread along the black edge to the foam core. I would them put a nail or hook on the wall where I wanted to hang it and make a small hole in the back of the foam core to hang it.

p.s. Awesome wall hanging!

QuiltnNan

make a kite-like frame for it. then it can hang from one point

ManiacQuilter2

Awesome quilt. I never had this problem. Good luck with getting this quilt hung.

Bree123

I agree that framing or spray gluing to foam board would work. The other option might be to make a criss-cross frame (like a kite frame). You can either sew it in or just make loops at each of the 4 points that are about 1/2" in from the edge; then, sew a hanging sleeve on top of that toward the top.

Quilty-Louise

I had a hexagon shaped wall hanging (from a swap) and I hand
stitched some small loops on the back and used the command
small hooks. Below is a link to the hooks I used.


Command

mom-6

The Celtic knot one I made for my daughter, I put triangle pockets at each corner and then cut fairly thin dowel rods in the pockets and hung it from the top.

I've also just used push pins in the corners of small wall hangings. FYI - This is better suited to use in dry climates.

Maggie_Sue

OMG that wall hanging is awesome!!!! No help with hanging.

Kitsie

I LOVE that quilt!! Wooeee!

RST

I personally use discarded machine needles. They're strong, fine point, and pretty much invisible from a viewing distance. And they're free.