snow

I use a plastic tablecloth from wm.

Kitsie

Describe it? Would "still at Home Depot" qualify? It will be Foamular board covered with flannel.

Sapphire_Rae

I use a piece of batting, push pinned it to the wall in the living room. Fabric just clings to it. Sometimes I'll put a pin in if needed.

RST

Two pannels of high density insulation board (pink foam) covered with a very light batting to muffle the pink, and a layer of white felt. The whole thing (60 x 80) is attached to the wall. Single pieces of fabric stick by themselves very well; larger or pieced segments I stick a pin in to secure sometimes.

RST

Qbee

LOL...she described it alot better than I did!! But that is EXACTLY what I did for mine :D

Cathie R

My queen size bed which is in the opposite end of the house from my sewing room. This way I also get my exercise walking back and forth. My dog also gets her exercise because she makes every trip I do.

CoyoteQuilts

I put a bunch of the Scotch removable hooks up, used the small heavy duty paper clips (the ones that you can flip the open tabs back on themselves) which I put on 2 large flannel backed vinyl tablecloths then slipped over the hooks. It goes from ceiling to floor. Cheap and easy....

BKrenning

I just stick the blocks to my wallpapered sheet rock wall with straight pins. I hate the wallpaper so I'm not too worried about hurting it.

sewmanyideas

I took a huge picture frame and inserted a piece of felt and cardboard and taped it all the way around on the back to hold it together. Works great:)

Veronica

I wish I had a sewing room, but since I work in my dinning room. I have a flannel backed table cloth hanging from my china cabinet with skirt hangers. It works pretty good.
Enjoy your new room.