I have experience with this. When I was a middle school librarian back at the beginning of computer integration into schools, the "powers that be" decided to whack off a corner of the library for our first computer lab. That meant lots of traffic and noisy middle schoolers. I loved them dearly and wasn't a "quiet" librarian, but something had to be done. So my students made tied quilts! Lots of them! They covered the walls of the lab and they really did work nicely. I am sure that we used the cheapest poly batting available and they were tied. Can't get more basic than that! Plus the kids loved their work on display. Yes, back then, I taught the computer classes and ran the lab too. Of course, librarians had nothing much else to do back then! LOL!
PS. I got my cataloging caught up only twice in 25 years! I was also the computer network administrator for the school.
Last edited by mhollifiel; 09-22-2019 at 04:06 AM.