susanwilley

Foam insulation board. My hubby bought 2 sheets and cut the ends down to fit floor to ceiling. That's what I use to layer my quilts on. It works great!

quilty 69

Hi there! I dont have much rrom but i use a flannel backed tablecloth and use push pins to hang it from the wall in my basment. Works very well and of course was very inexpensive.

Lee Monahan

love this idea!

stitchy65

I made mine out of 3/8 inch pvc pipe, elbow joints and t-joints and I glued all the joints together except for 2 so that I can take it apart and "fold" it so taht I can take it with me if I need to. I used white flannel and put it around all edges. In all, it cost me less than $20 and it's more than sturdy.

Grambi

In additional to a design wall (I use the hanging one from Fons and Porter at this time) I have a small portable one that I can carry back and forth from the cutting board to the sewing table. It is made from the foam board from Hobby Lobby and covered with flannel cloth, using painter's tape to secure. I cut it from rectangular to square. It is perfect for keeping block pieces straight. I have made a few to give to friends.

Tinabug

You said exactly what I was going to suggest! Use duct tape to hinge it. I love duct tape, especially now when it comes in pretty colors.

mountainmammo

Dear Stephanie,

You might want to use a light gray or beige flannel rather than white. Easier on the eye.

mountainmammo

quiltmaker52

I'm another one who uses the flannel back of a cheap plastic table cloth. I usually attach it to the wall with blue painters' tape. Have never had a problem with it pulling off the wall, pulling off paint, or the blocks falling off.

Grambi

Could you post a picture of yours if you have one available?

marlene tarzwell

My DH did the same for me using felt and he even made a skinny wood frame and stapled the Cardboard to it. He used 2 and in between each frame he put hinges so I can fold it in half and I put it behind the door. I just love mine!