How to hang a quilt on a quilt rack

When it comes to hanging up quilts - they are a wonderful addition to any home and a great place to use them to add interest and color is on your walls- hanging quilts can be a little confusing if it doesn't have a sleeve.

Have you ever wondered the easiest way to display your quilt? Use a quilt ladder! Quilt ladders are easy to fit into your home decor and they are a great way to show off your quilts. Learn how to fold your quilt so that the design shines on your quilt ladder by reading this post!

Discover 17 innovative quilt storage ideas that will revolutionize how you display and organize these treasured heirlooms in your home. Explore creative quilt rack ideas for walls, unique blanket organization hacks, and stylish quilt display ideas that will add charm and character to your living space. Quilt Storage Ideas Display | Quilt Display Ideas | Quilt Racks for Walls

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 …

It is made out of 1 x 6, 1 x 8 and 1 x 4s, with wooden closet rods for the hangers. It was pretty easy for him to make, and relatively inexpensive. The sides are 1 x 6s, the top shelf is 1 x 8s, and there are 1 x 4 across the back for support and screwing to the wall. I added a light at the top.

Quilts are not only cozy additions to your bedding but also pieces of art that deserve to be displayed. Whether you have a treasured family heirloom or a beautifully crafted quilt, showcasing it on…

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

My husband loves woodworking and a couple of months ago asked me what new project he should start. I asked him to build me a wall hanging quilt rack as his first big project and he just finished it. Well, it's ALMOST finished he says. He is hand carving a floral piece to place in the center arch on the top, and THEN it will be done. It is made it out of cherry hardwood and it's 4 feet wide by 4 feet tall. The rails are slightly rounded on the edges so the quilts won't get creased and the…

It feels like it has been a while since I have done a quilting post. I have two small quilts that I am finishing the stitching on the binding, so I will share those in my next post. In the meanti…

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We love how Helen displays her gorgeous quilts! If you are like us, we are always looking for unique ways to display our quilts. We thought these other displays were great ideas as well! http://alittlebitbiased.blogspot.com/2012/11/blog-post.html http://www.cupcakesndaisies.com/ http://ana-white.com/2012/05/plans/rustic-x-console http://www.meandmysisterdesigns.com/blog/decorating-with-quilts/ http://www.mitzismiscellany.com…

No Sewing or Carpentry Required! We love the look of a grouping of mini quilts hung on a wall. Whether they’re in various styles and sizes, or a collection of mug rugs or pot holders, little quilts provide charming decor that will brighten any room. Hanging them can be a challenge, however. There are several …

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

We love using quilts as wall art — it’s an unexpected, textural alternative to traditional frames or canvases that add a cozy feel to any space. We’ll walk you through our favorite method for hanging a Vacilando quilt on the wall.

Bethanne Nemesh | Freemotion Machine Quilting Teacher on Instagram: "Flat hang your quilts professionally /gallery style against a wall. First, make sure your hang sleeve is a little shorter than the width of the quilt. The wood lathe plus eye screw plus a little overhang needs to be hidden. I generally inset mine about 1- 1.25” from each side. I like to use a full tube style of sleeve, that way any potential dust or oil in the wood isn’t touching the real quilt back. And, if your quilt has…