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grma33 09-15-2012 06:26 AM

wow plastic table cloth design wall
 
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I just put one in the basement was wondering if i also had to put batting on but didn`t works great. going to get another to put beside
my xmas craftsy bom a lot of mine are different need 2 more and borders
Gale

dunngriffith 09-15-2012 06:35 AM

That's neat to know. Thanks.

SewExtremeSeams 09-15-2012 06:47 AM

Yes, I just recently put a vinyl picnic table cloth up in my dining room. All these years I have not had a design wall. Now, I am also going to get more as I have others pieces to play with. Aren't they great? And Cheap? And moveable? Love them!

How did I survive all these quilting years without one?:D

Quilter 65 09-15-2012 06:52 AM

I put one up as I was working on the Hexagon Star as I couldn't keep myself straight part of the time. When you can put the blocks up, stand back and decide placement, etc., it just makes it so much easier. I used insulation board as the base and now I wouldn't be without one. Best investment ever, in my opinion to help newbies along the way. No more leaning over the bed or crawling around on the floor! My body parts didn't like that.

grma33 09-15-2012 07:09 AM

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took xmas down as my next to blocks will have border fabric in
put up buzz saw that`s been around for a while!!!!!!!
just wanted to see it up colors not set yet
Gale

lynnie 09-15-2012 07:25 AM

Great idea the dollar store haa them

Jan in VA 09-15-2012 08:48 AM

I've used those flannel backed tablecloths, too. Especially at workshops and retreats.
But I have finally decided there's nothing better than 100% cotton batting on a design board for having the blocks "stick" to it without pinning. I'm changing the one in my studio.

Jan in VA

Diane007 09-15-2012 08:58 AM

l take one to workshops....

QuiltnNan 09-15-2012 09:33 AM

thanks for sharing how easy it is to have a design wall

Helen S 09-15-2012 10:04 AM

Great idea! Love your quilt and love your avatar!

LoisM 09-15-2012 11:19 AM


Originally Posted by Quilter 65 (Post 5515945)
I put one up as I was working on the Hexagon Star as I couldn't keep myself straight part of the time. When you can put the blocks up, stand back and decide placement, etc., it just makes it so much easier. I used insulation board as the base and now I wouldn't be without one. Best investment ever, in my opinion to help newbies along the way. No more leaning over the bed or crawling around on the floor! My body parts didn't like that.

Boy! Do I hear THAT! With degenerate disk disease, I simply can NOT bend over anymore. A design wall is a must!

Tartan 09-15-2012 11:48 AM

Quilt blocks stick surprisingly well to a flannel backed plastic tablecloth. When I put up rows of blocks, I put a couple of pins in the top to help keep them stuck to the tablecloth. Love you blocks especially your Buzz Saw. There is just something about blue and white that I love.

Floralfab 09-15-2012 02:41 PM

I have used one for many yrs and they work great. Saves a lot of money too.

QUILTNMO 09-15-2012 03:25 PM

neat idea thanks for sharing!!!

Chris Anders 09-15-2012 06:50 PM

:thumbup:Thanks for the idea. Never thought of that. Will definitely have to try that.

Rubesgirl 09-15-2012 07:13 PM

I made one from a flannel-backed vinyl tablecloth, too. Folded it over about 1-1/2" from the top, put 5 large grommets in it, placed Command hooks on the wall at the same intervals and hung it up. It holds my blocks up well and can be removed, if necessary, without marking up the wall. :)


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