Thread: Help: hang a triangular quilt?

Picture orientation is incorrect: The top of the quilt will be the area with three small circles (to the right in this picture) . To the left of that will be the big green and orange circle. So one of the long points will be up. (My picture at home shows in the right orientation but when I loaded it the orientation changed). For those mathematically incline it is an isosceles triangle (two sides the same) despite what it looks like in the picture.

So it is possible to hang a quilt like this? The only thing I thought of was to make a small sleeve around the whole quilt and put stiff wire (like coat hanger wire) in there and then you could hang it from the wire. Any thoughts?

I haven't sewed the circles onto the background yet (and yes, one circle is missing). I thought I should get some hanging ideas before I committed. The quilt will fit perfectly into a stairway hallway space .

My husband is very handy. He can do almost anything, but I don't want to turn this into a week long project for him.

Thank you, Thank you, Mary Jo

Maybe you can put some dowels in the sleeves. Or will it work to put little pockets in each corner to stuff the ends of the dowels into?

How about some double stick tape?
Or sticky back velcro?

These are all great ideas.

I was wrong picture orientation is showing up correctly now

Put an extra half back (sleeve)on the back to slip a piece of foam core cut in the same shape. Slip the foam core into the top half and stitch the bottom on the sleeve closed. Sew curtain rings to the back of the half sleeve for hanging or a piece of string sewn across the back sleeve.

I think its because I took the picture on my IPAd so somehow it recognizes the picture orientation. I think you all are probably seeing it with the incorrect orientation. So so sorry for the confusion.