design walls
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I used a foamular board purchased at Lowe's covered with one of the Fons and Porter design wall (flannel). I really like it. It will hold the blocks without pinning, however, since I move my design board around alot I usually pin them anyway. I haven't done it yet, but I plan to put a black felt on the back so I can switch it up whenever I want to. Here's a picture of mine if you want to see it.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...78-289243.html
http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...78-289243.html
#12
my design wall....
I used Warm and Natural batting, and blocks stick to it easily. I only have to use pins when the top is about finished and it gets heavy. I have a picture of it somewhere. Let me look.
It is insulation board (from Lowe's...has Pink Panther on it), with the batting duck taped on it. Mine is portable, just move it out of the way when I am not using it.
Okay, I couldn't find the picture I was thinking of, but maybe these two will help? I do not know how I quilted before I made my design wall.
Dina
It is insulation board (from Lowe's...has Pink Panther on it), with the batting duck taped on it. Mine is portable, just move it out of the way when I am not using it.
Okay, I couldn't find the picture I was thinking of, but maybe these two will help? I do not know how I quilted before I made my design wall.
Dina
#15
I have flannel but if I had to redo it I would try fleece. Someone here said that fleece
could hold an entire quilt without pins. Fleece would probably be cheaper too.
I wonder how microfleece would work. You can buy a large blanket for cheap.
could hold an entire quilt without pins. Fleece would probably be cheaper too.
I wonder how microfleece would work. You can buy a large blanket for cheap.
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