Portable quilt design board

I've wanted to have a stack of design boards for a long time. They're super handy for keeping track of the pieces whenever you have a block that you need to lay out before you can sew it. The fabric pieces stick to the batting, so you don't have to worry about anything getting mixed up! To make the

I'm excited to show you how I make my design boards that I told you about in my last post! I made 6 of them that measure ...

Portable design board makes it easy for organizing quilting projects. A must have tool for quilting. Make one or purchase ready made ones.

I had wanted to get a portable design wall to take to retreats but did not want to pay the price. Looked at various pins on pin...

My sewing room is small and, sadly, I don’t have room for much in the way of a design wall on an actual wall. Instead, I mostly use a porta...

The design wall has by far been the most valuable addition to my studio. I don't have a wall large enough to dedicate to permanently attached panels, so I wanted to make a sturdy, two-piece design wall that could be moved around the house as need be. It was important...

A quick tutorial on how to make a portable and inexpensive design wall for your sewing room, with items easily found at your local hardware store.

Those of you who have been following our YouTube channel for a while will have noticed a number of changes in what we have in the background. It's all about being able to keep things neat and tidy while showcasing what we are working on in the video at the time. We found that having a piece of batting on the wall worked quite well, but it wasn't terribly attractive so we came up with the idea of putting the batting onto a canvas board. Now we tried a few techniques and kept ending up with…

This week's Technique Tuesday details how you can create a simple, inexpensive, portable design wall for you studio and taking to workshops and retreats.