Rennie

I have finished the top of a wall hanging for a friend and need to figure out how to make something to use for hanging it before I proceed - press, add the backing and quilt it. I would PREFER not to add a sleeve that requires me to do any hand sewing and it seems there are other methods out there somewhere - I just don't remember what they are or how to do them. The wall hanging is about 18 " wide X 24" Long. (Photo is in wrong direction). Any suggestions ??? Thanks in advance ....

EasyPeezy

This method works well for mini quilts and no hand-work

http://mamalovequilts.com/2012/06/tu...hang-mini.html

Jeanne S

If it is small, sewing a folded triangle of fabric into the binding of the two top corners works well. Then you can insert a narrow wooden dowel along the entire top edge, each end hooked inside the triangles, and the dowel can rest on nails or picture frame hooks.

ManiacQuilter2

Cute quilt!

tapper

I always hang my small wall quilts using soda can tabs. Depending on width , I sew 2 or 3 tabs to the back of the wall hanging.

UncleGravy

Oooh... like it! Gonna try it on my next wall hanging!

Rennie

Thanks! This is exactly the info I needed.

gramajo

When wallhanging is finished, I just use Command strips to attach to wall. No handsewing, no dowels, no nails in the wall. Easy peasy!

notmorecraft

Sometimes I use the triangles and dowel other times I use command strips, both look good.

Doggramma

I've been using clear push pins for small wall quilts, but I have a lot of holes on the walls now. So I don't recommend using them!