Chester the bunny

Does anyone have any tips on what I might use for a design wall that would let me roll and unroll without disturbing the pieces. I know I can roll a sheet up, but I was thinking if I unrolled it, the pieces would be sticking to the backside.

Would a felt backed tablecloth eliminate that problem? Or is there something out there made especially for that?

Thanks everyone!

Carole

Murphy

My friend uses a green felt caddy that is actually for puzzles when you don't want to keep them out; it works for her.

RonieM

I have used a flannel backed table cloth before and it works just fine.

hobo2000

I take a large pc. of Warm & White and lay out my blocks, roll it up and stash it until I am ready to work on it again. in fact, I have several rolls at this time. I guess these are UFOR's. LOL

gramajo

Somewhere online I've seen a design wall that can be mounted & then just rolled up. I've no idea where I saw it. It's been awhile.

lindy-2

if you have a bit more room to store it you could cover folding doors with flannel and fold them up when you dont need it much more stable than rolling a sheet.

QuiltnNan

i think the flannel back table cloth is a good solution

Jersey Gal

What great ideas. I'm thinking hobo2000's idea will work for me too. Thanks.

susie-susie-susie

I think a flannel backed tablecloth would work just fine. That way the pieces wouldn't stick to the flannel.
Sue

Carron

I like the flannel backed tablecloth idea, will have to try that myself.