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I was reading the thread about displaying the quilt in town hall. And was wondering how you display your quilts in your home. Here are a couple of mine.
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Great idea, thanks for sharing
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Mine are on the backs of chairs, or folded for easy access. I don't think they would be considered "art quilts", just for fun to use.
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Your quilt hangers are quite "out of the box"! CUTE! I can honestly say I have never seen these at the local Wal-Mart (tee hee). Thanks for stimulating my creative block this morning.
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Originally Posted by Stitchnripper
Mine are on the backs of chairs, or folded for easy access. I don't think they would be considered "art quilts", just for fun to use.
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Folded on my chair for instant use. On the bed to keep me warm.
Stuck in the linen closet to keep them clean. I have 2 cats that love them. I don't really have any art quilts, except the ice cream ones that will be used in my daughter's house to cuddle her grand kids. |
beds and sofas.
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all over the house LOL, I have a quilting frame in the family room loaded, couple in kitchen, on dining room table on all the beds in the hall on quilt rack...making one for bathroom OH and in the laundry room too.
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Originally Posted by LindaR
all over the house LOL, I have a quilting frame in the family room loaded, couple in kitchen, on dining room table on all the beds in the hall on quilt rack...making one for bathroom OH and in the laundry room too.
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Most of my quilts are hung on the wall with a board in a sleeve at the top. Nails or screws fit thru a hole at each end of the board. The quilt hangs flat against the wall. If it's wider that 3', I usually have a stiffener board at the bottom in a sleeve as well. This keeps the quilt flat and it doesn't ripple.
Quilts I made for my sons', hang on curtain rods they mounted to the wall. A sleeve at the top slides onto the rod, so the quilt hangs out from the wall a few inches. |
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