Diy quilt hanger ideas

Easy instructions to make a quilt or blanket ladder to display your favorite quilts and blankets when you're not using them!

There are a variety of ways you can hang a quilt and these are my top 5 - in no particular order. Since there are so many approaches, my advice is don't stress and make do with what you have around the house! Soda tops, yard sticks, rulers, scrap fabric, old sewing machine needles....make it work!!! 1. The Hanging Sleeve A D-sleeve is the standard sleeve for hanging. The "D" shape allows the quilt to hang flat and provides "give" in the sleeve. Hanging Sleeve Tutorial (Part 1) by Jacquie…

Just a reminder about our shop hours through the rest of the year. Day 3- Needful Things-Custom Quilt Hangers Scott has been busy designing new quilt Hangers…We have had a single arm for a wh…

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.…

I spent quite a while brainstorming how to hang the beautiful quilt that my mom made for Charlie. There are many suggested ways of doing so ...

Don't stress about how to hang a quilt! Learn a quick trick using command hooks and safety pins. Works perfect for mini quilts or wall hangings. Come do it

Wow. That's a lot of fabric cut up then sewn together in one corner of a room. I finally got myself a quilt ladder! My quilts were all d...

I fell in love with the trendy blanket ladders, but NOT the trendy price tag! I made my own! I'm going to share how to DIY a Quilt Ladder for way less!

A well-crafted quilt can also be a family heirloom or part of a serious collection. Here are some ways to hang a quilt.

Adjust it to Fit Your Space! There are many creative ways to hang quilts. One of our favorites is to install a towel bar on a wall. That’s a simple way to showcase a quilt and to switch it out whenever you want. Another simple method is to use a curtain rod instead of a …