New Quilt Rack
 

Just finished this display rack.
Made of quarter sawn white oak.

Wow...what a wonderful idea!!! It looks great and so do the gorgeous quilts!!

What an awesome way to show off those beautiful quilts!!

Cool!

Would really like to see a close up of your rulers rack. Did you make that also?

Here you go. Yes I made it also.

what a really wonderful quilt rack! great job! thanks for sharing

Thank you! Your ruler rack really holds them all, doesn't it? :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

Wow. That is amazing. What a fantastic job you did! Love it. :thumbup:

I love your quilt rack and also your ruler rack display, great job and thanks for sharing with all of us

Love that quilt rack. I wonder if my SIL's brother would make me one like that.

wow-uniquely awesome

That's different and really neat!!!

I need to find a place to put the quilt rack. Got to have one of those!

That's incredible!!

totally cool ! That way they arent stacked upon each other and you get a gorgeous view of each one better! Thanks for showing it to us....

Beautiful!!!! and so are the quilts. Thanks.

Wow! What a great idea! Your did a great job on the quilt rack and the ruler rack!! Love the quilts too! Where did the pattern come from for the blue quilt with stars? I love it!

It was a block of the week designed by the quilt shop in Clinton IA. Has 52 unique blocks and is beautiful, IMHO...

That is so beautiful!

That's really a good idea and looks nice. Sue

Did you have a pattern for this rack or did you design it yourself? Is it on a banister? I think it is beautiful.

It is my own design, however, the latest issue of Wood magazine has one very similar. On the one I made I put 2" pieces of wood on the top of the arms with the edges rounder over to help keep the creases off the hanging quilts. I also made the arm holders of different lengths to help the quilts hang better.
I mounted it on the basement stair railing to use up some dead space.
Ooooops, on an earlier post I said the block of the week quilt was designed by the quilt shop in Clinton IA, It was actually a quilt shop in Fulton IL.... Sorry for the confusion.

What a great quilt rack.

Wow, what a neat idea.

Stunning you are so very talented love them!!!

That rack is awesome!

great job I luv them both..woodworking and quilting talent very impressive

That is simply magnificent!

Both are perfect. I love your quilts!

[QUOTE=NeverEnoughQuilts;5391648]It was a block of the week designed by the quilt shop in Clinton IA. Has 52 unique blocks and is beautiful, IMHO...[/QUOTa\]

Although that one is beautiful too, I was talking about the pattern for the dark blue one. Love them all!!

Ooooh what a wonderful Idea and love the quilts too.

Great job on both racks! You are very talented.

I absolutely love the way you can display the quilts as individuals with none getting hidden behind the others. Though I'll never have the opportunity to have something like this, I certainly enjoyed admiring yours. It is not just the beautiful quilts that are admired in this post. Thank you.

Wow, that is the most beautiful, awesome quilt rack /display I've seen !!
Love the mission style woodwork, such clean and simple lines. Love the thread rack. What a talent you have ... did you made the railing too ?

[QUOTE=joysewer;5392588]Ooooops, I think you are asking about the one with the vine and leaves in the border, if so, the pattern is called Starry Night by All Through the Night by Bonnie Sullivan. Their web site is: allthroughthenight.net Pattern #811.

Yes, I made the railing also.
Thank you

You are so cleaver. What a great way to display quilts. I always hang mine on the staircase railing.

Meant to add, love your quilts too !! esp the dark navy/black ? w/ red and applique ... gorgeous

[QUOTE=NeverEnoughQuilts;5392820]Thank you!!! I'm going now to check out their web site.

all I can say is awesome on both!