Has anyone ever tried hanging a quilt sandwich to pin? Seems like the fabric would hang smooth. I'm a newby, just asking.

hanging? no
taping it to the wall and spray basting, yes!

Watterstide, this is exactly what I meant! Does it work well? It appears to. Thanks!

Is good for your knees.

http://www.thequiltshow.com/os/newsl...etters_id/1366

video on how it is done

i have done 2 so far this way. all small, around 40 x 50.

Speaking of sandwiching....I have a flannel pieced top. Iwant to use flannel in the middle and the back. My fabris is not wide enough so I know I will have to put two pieces together for the middle and the back. My concern is 2 seams sandwiched?Will that be a problem?

Seems lilke gravity would work in your favor.

That's probably too much bulk, even if you offset the seams.

For the piece in the middle for the batting, I would zigzag the edges together, thus avoiding the bulk of a seam.

I do the same with regular cotton batting if I have to join pieces together to get the right size. No seam = no bulk.

And for the back piece, sew the seams with a slightly smaller stitch length and press the seam(s) open. That should reduce the bulk, and the result will a nice flat, no bumps quilt.

Good luck!

Thanks!

Put one of the seams horizontal, and one of the vertical. you will only have one thick spot in the center :D:D:D