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Originally Posted by Lneal
I have never made a sleeve for a quilt, is it hard and can it be put on the quilt after it has been made? Thanks for all the info girls and photo.
Yes, you can put it on after it's finished, but it will be all hand sewing. And it looks more finished and is quicker to do while doing the binding. |
Dglvr: I really like this idea. I'd never seen this before and I'm going to try it on the next quilt I finish. Looks easier than a sleeve and would work really well on a small, lightweight hanging. Thanks for the idea. Where did you see this done?
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wow, that is a cool trick
Originally Posted by dglvr
If its not to big this is a geat way. This is what I do for mostly wallhangers. It works great.
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Originally Posted by AnnaK
Dglvr: I really like this idea. I'd never seen this before and I'm going to try it on the next quilt I finish. Looks easier than a sleeve and would work really well on a small, lightweight hanging. Thanks for the idea. Where did you see this done?
I've been using it on all my wallhangers and I like the 1 nail instead of 2. You could also use a sleeve at the top and this method on the bottom so heavier stuff will lay better too. Your welcome for the idea. Hope it works for you. :thumbup: |
I used it on my wall hanging and it is easy and works great! A lot easier than a full sleeve for hanging. Just make sure your dowel reaches all the way to the edges. If not the hanging could sag a bit over time.
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