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oh good question......
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You just slip it in there. Like put it at the bottom of the triangles (across the width of the quilt) and slide it up until it hits the top of the triangles.
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btw for small wall hangings, I like these:
http://www.countryquiltsnfabric.com/hangers.php They are very affordable. I bought them in several sizes back when they didn't have online ordering. I had to call to order and they were so nice. |
Originally Posted by gale
You just slip it in there. Like put it at the bottom of the triangles (across the width of the quilt) and slide it up until it hits the top of the triangles.
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Oh those are nice too, I guess I will be ordering a few of those... thank you for the site....
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I've done this also with some medium sized ones. If it's heavy though you have to be careful that the clips don't dig into the fabric where you clip it.
Originally Posted by LeslieTQD
The dowel will need to attach to something on your wall. Sometimes you will see a shelf with a dowel underneath it that works as the hanger.
I use a black curtain rod (you can buy them at target, home depot, etc.) to display my quilts at home. They usually will have some packages of rings with small clips that you can buy in addition to the curtain rod. |
Originally Posted by Maggiemay
Originally Posted by gale
You just slip it in there. Like put it at the bottom of the triangles (across the width of the quilt) and slide it up until it hits the top of the triangles.
Thank you ever so much. It's easy when you know how! |
I can't wait for the BACKS of my quilts to look as nice as yours do... :)
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Originally Posted by Maggiemay
This is how I hang mine. Too late for your hanging this time, but maybe next time! You can hang the dowel on a pushpin or small nail.
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Originally Posted by Maggiemay
This is how I hang mine. Too late for your hanging this time, but maybe next time! You can hang the dowel on a pushpin or small nail.
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