Up North

some people store them under the mattress in the spare room.

mic-pa

I have a spare bed that no one ever uses (well once in a while) so I just lay them all flat on the bed and cover with a piece of material like muslin so if the sun shines in the window it doesn't fad them .

Lynda in TN

As a fulltime RVer with very limited space, we tend to put things like that under the mattress...along with cutting boards so they won't warp!

annmarie

Wow - I would never have thought of under the mattress. What a good idea - until someone stays overnite!!! Thanks ladies.

paintedquilt

I roll them with a piece of white cotton and store them on a shelf under my cutting table. Anything larger, I plan on buying some pool tubes (those long skinny foam things you use in the pool) and again roll them with a piece of cotton and store them on the floor in my closet 'cause my bed goes all the way to the floor (drawers under the bed)

daisyboo9

I too have extra wall space and extra beds for anyones storage needs....the best thing is that I will offer it for free, cause you know thats the kind of person I am!

Elisabrat

Rolled over a mailing tube and ribbon tied. No wrinkles and the front stays perfect (for that matter the back too when you put a piece of paper over that before you tie it or tape it shut).

pjinflorida

I like the ideas of rolling in material. I was just about to purchase acid free tissue paper, but like your ideas better.

One question, bj is the bag you put them in made with fabric? I would be afraid to put them in a plastic bag even if they a rolled in material.

Please let me know what ya'll think.

Pam

quilt addict

I just helped my Mom organize her closet of sewing and quilts. I took all her wall quilts out of a cedar chest. The wall hanging size I hung from skirt hangers. You can fold them but since there is no weight on them they shouldn't crease.

Oklahoma Suzie

good idea.