Quilt rack diy

This is a simple and inexpensive project for a quilt, or blanket, rack. Show-off the quilt that grandma made by building this free plan. ...

Learn step-by-step how to make a standing quilt rack. These make great gifts for Valentine's Day, Mother's Day or Christmas. Requires minimal tools and skills to make. Check out my full tutorial and make one this weekend.

Customize the Size to Fit Your Space! Are you running out of space to display quilts? This side-by-side quilt ladder may be just the solution. It’s made from hardwood and is hinged in the middle. Place it in a corner or even use it as a screen to divide a larger space. Customize the height, …

Learn how to fold a quilt to display it on a ladder for a super simple and easy way to show off your quilts! Quilt ladders fit into any home decor style and they are a quick way to display a quilt.

This weekend project saves floor space and puts prized quilts where they're readily seen and easily retrieved. We built ours using red oak for the upright and swinging arms, but yours could easily use whatever wood matches your room furnishings.Overall dimensions: 52" high x 3" deep x 28" wide (arms extended to same side); 52" wide when arms extended both directions.Featured inWOOD Issue 213, September 2012

Make wall-mounted wooden clamps that can hold a large quilt, tapestry, or decorative blanket securely in place with this simple tutorial.

Build your own DIY quilting frames in an afternoon with this easy step-by-step guide. Free plans complete with a cut list and instructions.

Personally, I’m not a fan of sewing a sleeve into the back of the quilt and hanging it from a rod. I feel that it pushes the quilt too far out from the wall.…

This easy blanket ladder project is the perfect handmade accessory for storing and displaying quilts and throws.

This is my 3rd post in 3 days. Are you shocked? I am! Anyway, on with the snowmen. Yep, they’re everywhere. Moving into the kitchen...