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I have a curtain rod (white)on the wall and bought a bag of white clips to hang my quilts or wall hangings. That way if I want to change them out it's easy, remove the 3-4 clips, and done. Works like a charm.
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Oh Yea. Just like the pictures posted above.
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I would go for the sleeve also. You might even put 2. One on either side to hang both ways up & down. Love the colors.
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Originally Posted by MissSandra
june tailor makes wooden blocks with like a marble inside you put the blocks on the wall and slide the quilt up into it.
try junetailor.com |
Use a hanging sleeve, they are easy to make and easy to attach.. holds the quilt nice and evenly, and is easy to remove without any pulling....
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Lots of good ideas here for hanging the quilt. Very pretty quilt. Love the pattern.
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I have made several tubes the length of the quilt rack. These can be pinned to the piece you want to hang but then removed when you want the piece to again be a bed quilt.
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Originally Posted by hobo2000
On my great-granddaughter's quilt this is what I did. Took a thin board, 1 x 3",the width if the quilt, painted old fashioned wooden, spring clothespins, glued them to the board. Then I drilled 2 holes for hanging the board. Looks adorable. She can change quilts every so often and it cost me about $6.00 to do.
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Originally Posted by MamaBear61
I have seen them hung on a rod using drapery clips and then it does not affect the quilt's functionality.
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Originally Posted by amma
Originally Posted by MissSandra
june tailor makes wooden blocks with like a marble inside you put the blocks on the wall and slide the quilt up into it.
try junetailor.com |
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