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i have a wall-mounted one. got it years ago and have not found the right place to put it on the wall. LOL
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Heres mine a friend made it for me...I really should finish the first quilt...its one of many UFOS.
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Originally Posted by Marcia D
Just wondering how many folks have a quilt (display) rack, and if you made it or bought it. I found one at a local indoor flea market with no price and can't get the owner to return my call on a price. I might just have to make one. I downloaded instructions just in case.
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Originally Posted by leatheflea
Heres mine a friend made it for me...I really should finish the first quilt...its one of many UFOS.
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Dang I just saw 2 of them at good will! That is where I got mine a few years ago. Guess I should have bought them and resold on here!
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I use the railing at the top of the stairs and the chairs that sit in the corners of the room that are never used for sitting!
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I use antique ladders...Also have something similar that's in the photo that I found antiqueing...I also hang curtain rods on the walls and then use the curtain clips to hang special quilts and switch out now and again...
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I have 2 quilt racks and a quilt chest. I bought one of the quilt racks a very nice wooden one for $ 4.00 at a garage sale. The other quiltrack I bought at a shop and the quilt chest I ordered. All are very nice. :)
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Originally Posted by janRN
I use antique ladders. One is about 10 feet high and the other one was a bunk-bed ladder. Works well for me.
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Originally Posted by leatheflea
Heres mine a friend made it for me....
(hmmm, i should probably qualify that statement.) I really like your quilt rack. That's much better. ;-) The more I look at it, the more I'm seeing a floor to ceiling rack, similar in construction. You could probably fit around 9-12 quilts on that. Ohhh, maybe use one of those inexpensive Billy IKEA bookcases, stabilize it, and put in some dowels to hold the quilts. I think I'm going to try that! |
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