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Originally Posted by Elise1
I put 4 medium Command picture hanging strips on a wall and hung a lightweight piece of cotton batting on the strips. They grab the batting like velcro. That is it. It works great as a design wall.
When not in use, I take the batting down and you don't even notice the Command strips on the white wall. http://www.command.com/wps/portal/3M...beF0GFSQ26BSgl Elise |
thanks great idea
Originally Posted by Elise1
I put 4 medium Command picture hanging strips on a wall and hung a lightweight piece of cotton batting on the strips. They grab the batting like velcro. That is it. It works great as a design wall.
When not in use, I take the batting down and you don't even notice the Command strips on the white wall. http://www.command.com/wps/portal/3M...beF0GFSQ26BSgl Elise |
Ask Craftybear- she will know! LOL :D:D
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Do you want it to disappear or just so that you can put it away when not using it.
Mine doesn't disappear ... it folds and goes behind a tall bookcase in my living room. I put an afghan over the top and then a mola over it and it is now a design element in the LR. ali |
Originally Posted by craftybear
I need ideas on how to make a vanishing design wall?
I was thinking of putting it on the back of a door or over the closet doors. If you have any ideas or pictures please post here! |
Here's the link to where my pic is of my curtain design wall.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-29349-1.htm |
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