ManiacQuilter2

Cute ideas. I just use plain old clear push pins.

Weezy Rider

I use the clip on hangers and curtain rods. We have a 4 level house and you can see the back of furniture in the main level from the kitchen/dining room level. So a spring-type curtain rod in the wooden columns hides that and makes for a better appearance. It also blocks glare from kitchen lights on TV screen. There are 3-28/36" spaces between 4 columns. One section has a wall hanging, working on others. 3 more in kitchen.

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JNCT14

DACO that is a neat idea. Post pictures when you are done!!!

mary quilting

I used a fishing pole once

EmiliasNana

I used clothes pins to hang my small wall hanging over the dryer in our laundry room[ATTACH=CONFIG]515654[/ATTACH]

tessagin

Very cool idea!!

MaryC

When I make wall hanging quilts I make 2 separate sleeveson the back of the quilt and put the rod through both of them that way you canhang it from 1 nail or hook on the wall.


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ShirlinAZ

I love your wall hanging. Is there a pattern?

rosiewell

I made an oriental wall quilt and I used a bunch of twigs to hang it, it looked right

quiltingbuddy

What about using a hockey stick as a hanging rod? Just a thought.

I have a Christmas wall hanging that I hang on a dowel that is longer than the quilt is wide. I painted the too long ends gold and hang ornaments over them on ribbons along side of the quilt. Looks nice & I can use the same dowel the rest of the year under another wall hanging that it fits nicely under.

Love yours with the fishing lures! I may have to come up with a take-off from your idea. If I do I'll post a pic. What a way to have even more fun with quilting!