How To Hang A Patchwork Wall Hanging

Corner sleeves work for small quilts.

How to hang a patchwork wall hanging.

No unsightly thumbtacks please this method works well with. Video of the day. It involves adding two triangles to the top back corners of your unbound quilt basting them on and then binding your quilt. Lap quilts doll quilts and smaller wall hangings are easily displayed by stitching corner pockets into the back side at the top.

Fons porter rotary. Use nails or pushpins. Use a level to make sure your quilt will hang straight. Once you ve picked your fabric things really start to speed up simple fusing and topstitched.

To hang a quilt you simply cut a yardstick to the proper length insert it into the pockets and hang it on your wall with command strips. Slip the wooden rod into the sleeve. Instructions drill 1 small hole into each end of the wooden rod. The easiest way to hang a tapestry.

You can insert a piece of wooden doweling through the tabs for the actual hanging. Stretch over a frame. Make this pretty patchwork wall hanging no piecing required. Remove the board and drill two holes into the wall.

One of the simplest ways to hang a quilted wall hanging is to attach tabs to the back. Slip the dowel over cleats attached to the wall and you have a safe nearly invisible wall hanger that makes your textile the star of the show. A quilt hanging sleeve can be permanent or temporary and it can be sewn on after or at the same time you apply binding a hanging sleeve allows a quilt to hang evenly preventing the stretch that nearly always occurs when you secure the project to a wall with a series of pins or other fasteners. Use nails or pushpins.

Insert wall anchors into the wall if you are drilling directly into drywall or masonry walls. If you re looking for a way to show off all your gorgeous fabric scraps this is the perfect project. Hang up the baseboard on the wall making sure it is level and mark the locations of the two holes on the wall. Screw in the screw eyes.

Hang from a rod. The tabs are similar to those found on cafe style curtains. Hammer a nail through each screw eye.