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butterflywing 02-13-2010 06:35 PM

i never had luck with tablecloths. i finally broke down and *bought* pure white 54" flannel, enough to cover a 12' across and 8' tall wall in my freezing basement ( i use a heater).
i stapled it right to the wallboard straight across from one side to the other, i can see a whole quilt at one time. believe it or not, it was cheaper than buying a white flat king-sized sheet. got it at joann's with a 50% coupon. 7 yards.

oldswimmer 02-13-2010 06:55 PM


Originally Posted by craftybear
Hi, I am thinking of putting flannel on a roll up blind and put over our closet in our bedroom and then make a valance to cover the hardware up so when I am not using the blind for the wall board it will be rolled up and out of sight.

What do you think?

Karen

That is exactly what I am thinking of doing! I thought I saw this some where, but could never find it again on the internet. I seem to remember that they sewed along the outside edges to secure the flannel. Have you got any ideas on securing the flannel?

life is sweet 02-13-2010 08:32 PM

i use a large piece of solid colored cheap fleece that I had laying around - it's just tacked up on my wall. Fabric sticks and I can easily pin to it if necessary.

vbourck 02-13-2010 08:38 PM

So flannel, fleece, batting or felt all work equally well, it sounds like. Fleece on sale at Joanns this week

fabuchicki 02-13-2010 08:53 PM

I used felt from Joann's.


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