Clothlady46

Several days ago someone posted a blog address for design wall directions. I can't seem to find it in the archives. Could someone please post it again or PM me?

scrapcollector

I would like it too please? Need one desperately.

thimblebug6000

On a quick search I didn't find the recent one, but here's a link to previous design wall topics, maybe you can find something interesting there as well.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....gn+wall&u=&s=0

Here's one with directions.
http://www.mirkwooddesigns.com/projects/design-wall.pdf

acjacques

For my design wall, I bought 2 yards of white felt, then tacked it all around on an open wall in my bedroom. To put up small pieces of fabric I simply pat the fabric across the felt and it usually stays, or I use pins to hold up the blocks side by side.

Melinda in Tulsa

I had a piece of flannel pinned to the wall but it wasn't large enough so I bought the Fons and Porter design wall. https://www.shopfonsandporter.com/product/Fons-and-Porter-Design-Wall/fabric-and-notions]https://www.shopfonsandporter.com/pr...ic-and-notions[/url] Got mine on sale for 19.99

Maggiem

I would hesitate to use insulation, even covered with flannel or batting, as a design wall for a couple of reasons: the material crumbles easily under kitty claws, and is a potentially serious fire hazard from what I have been told.

I do like the idea of felt and am trying to find a good support for it.

MTS

I have got 3 boards of 4'x8' insulation, 5/8" thick. The boards have a foil-like covering on them so it's not exposed insulation. No cats anywhere. I've covered mine with batting. They can be just leaned against the wall or attached if you prefer.

Blocks, quilts and fabric stay up, but if I need to stick a pin in, I just do, with no worrying about the wall.

At $12/sheet, you can't go wrong.

If you have the wall space.