piepatch

Hooray for your getting new design boards! I love your cityscape quilt!

nhweaver

I am wall space challenged in my sewing nook. My DH made me a folding design wall, thick insulation board 2 pieces, cut 6'6" x 4" wide (ceiling fan limits the height), duct taped together. Folded in half, The 4 x 6 design wall leans against a dresser in the nook usually. but as my project grows, I get a 6'6" x 8 design wall when needed (I drag it out into the hallway, no room in the nook).

CoyoteQuilts

Flannel backed table cloths fit in a car a lot easier LOL.... I have 4 hung in my sewing room. 2 of them are taped together and make a great king sized area for my designs..... I use the small black clips for business and the Command strips to hang on the wall. Easy to hang, easy to move, and no holes in the walls.....

Grandma58

I have a wall space issue - the bit of space you see in this pic way behind the quilting machine - not easy to get to is all I have. The rest is fabric bins.

grann of 6

Thanks for the pic. This gave me an AHA moment. I am about to redecorate my bedroom, and get rid of the vertical blinds at the sliding glass door. Seeing yours made me think that I can use it in my basement sewing studio to hang a design wall that can be slid back into a corner. Hmmmmm.....new idea in the making.

MaryAnnMc

Too funny! I finally dragged my DH to Home Depot to bring my boards home because they won't fit in my car. Hopefully it will be on the wall tonight! I love, love, love your cityscape!! I think I need to make a mini like that. Would you mind?

Grandma58

Please feel free and if you google cityscapes you will be amazed at all of the ideas!

solstice3

Thanks for sharing the adventure. Love the quilt. Please post again when finished.

gramquilter2

great city scape and have fun filling up your design boards

KLO

Wow, nice quilt. It's modern but has the look of stained glass. Really love your design!!!