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Originally Posted by sewvic
(Post 7170658)
Love you ladder. You did a great job. I use a very old apple picking ladder for displaying my quilts. Here is a little tip that you might want to use. I went to Walmart or Home Depot and bought the plastic rods that you would normally use to cover a shower curtain rod. I cut them to size and used them on the rungs of my ladder. Since my ladder was old, I did this to keep any dirt off of my quilts. You might want to do it to keep the wood stain from transferring to your quilts.
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Great job...Thanks for sharing...
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Great job! I saw some nice ones at a Quilt Show this past weekend, but they were $125 to $225, depending on the wood.
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OMG!! I sit for my nephew on occasion and will not accept $$$. I was over there and Nana started about $$$. I said what I really wanted was an old ladder to hang quilts on. 2 weeks later I had a 20 ft. ladder. Nana had gone to some friends and asked around if anyone had an old wooden ladder for sale. She was told to take it. My Dad helped cut it so I could use both pieces. I have one piece in my front room and the other in my studio. I absolutely love them. I will learn to use a digital camera so I can post a picture:D
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Nice job!! I like it!
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How clever you are! Enjoy your treasure.
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Great display ladder!
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Good for you! It looks great under your quilts!
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This is great! A very nice job.
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very crafty... I love it that quilters are multi-talented. Never considered one but I love how it displays your beautiful quilts.
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