Hi all, as you all know my daughter will be getting married soon, so I will have a spare bedroom. Guess where I'll get a sewing room......anyway, I want one of the walls to become my design wall. What would be the best inexpensive way to make one?
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I like two sheets of insulation board covered with flannel or batting. Use a coupon from Joanns for the covering :wink: :D:D:D
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You could hang a flannel backed table cloth on the wall, flannel side out.
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You might be able to pick up a flannel sheet inexpensively rather than yardage.
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I picked up some flannel from my local thrift store for $2.00. I used push pins in the corners and voila`....a design wall. It doesn't get any easier than that.
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I am also going to be making me a design wall from the sheets of insulation
also links for ideas here that I have been saving http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-49751-1.htm
Originally Posted by 1234Irene
Hi all, as you all know my daughter will be getting married soon, so I will have a spare bedroom. Guess where I'll get a sewing room......anyway, I want one of the walls to become my design wall. What would be the best inexpensive way to make one?
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Go to hardware store and get the cieling tiles that look like cottage cheese; the ones in alot of businesses. You can attach them to the wall; they hold pins and in case you use a steamer to get out wrinkles they are flame retardent. You can also cover them w/newspaper and put your quilt on it to spray and baste if you use spray. Takes up almost no room
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I have the same thing Amma suggested
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I stapled flannel to the wall.
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Originally Posted by loves_2_quilt
You could hang a flannel backed table cloth on the wall, flannel side out.
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