I would wrap the quilt on a frame. Canvas style. It will not support it's own weight and keep it's shape. Pad it with batting and lining underneath and invisibly tack it intermittently to prevent sagging.

If you don't want it quilted, how about taking it to a picture framing store..they could mount it pretty much anyway you would like and give it the support you're looking for. Great job by the way!

I remember she said it is 100" X 100"! Kinda big to frame?

First of all, this is a wonderful piece of work and best of luck in finding a quilter to finish it for you. I would find the best quilter you can find to give a quote on the price of quilting. I would get picture out to some of the places others have mentioned, especially Tom Hiddleston. He will be very impress with you work and might even offer to pay for the quilting. If that doesn't work, you might get interviews with magazines and television and earn some money to pay for the quilting. And when finished it should be entered in however many quilt show as possible, you're sure to win.

As everyone is, I am totally speechless! You are amazing!!!!

What else is there to say. This is so awesome that words fail. You sure have a talent and will be an asset to the board. Welcome from Northern California. Be sure to let us know what you end up doing.BrendaK

Wow! Absolutely amazing! I expect to see you on the road teaching this before you know it, thanks for sharing.:thumbup:

40,000! FORTY thousand. Not 1000, not 10,000, but 40,000!!!

Speechless...

Your talent is so impressive. I feel like I am witnessing the beginnings of a master. Thank you for sharing. I look forward to seeing your name and works in the future. I'm certain that famous will be combined with both. Good luck on finishing your masterpiece. I wish you the very best. I don't have any advice just a lot of wonderful and good thoughts for you.

Thanks for posting the link...and I don't know what you're studying in school, but I hope it's art related because you are quite talented.