Friday, September 30, 2011
Quilt Wall
Ever since I saw my first picture of a wall covered with small quilts, I have wanted a quilt wall. I don't have big walls in my house - since I have small rooms and a lot of windows, but I designated a wall in the dining room as my quilt wall. I made and exchanged lots of small quilts, that I have plenty for a wall. I bought some sticky product by 3M to attach the quilts to the wall, as recommended by another blogger. I must have bought the wrong kind, because my quilts kept falling off the wall, even little ones like ATCs.
I then went out and bought applique pins, because another blogger uses them for her design wall, but that seemed too hard for me too. I don't have the strength to push them in the wall, and using a hammer would require coordination to hold the pin and the quilt.
Then when I went to Michaels to buy the scrapbooking paper for a gift, they had this big bulletin board on sale. I wanted to have the board up for the gathering, so I quickly added some fabric to it. It needs some help tucking the fabric in the frame, but now I have a quilt wall! At some point I will paint the frame. I made the three big quilts on the right side, the rest are exchanges.
I am really happy with it. I like that I can quickly change the stuff on the wall, and add notes, etc.
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3 comments:
Very, very clever and cute! How big is that bulletin board?
What a great idea. I have done some journal quilts and am looking for ideas for displaying them. This just might be the ticket. Thanks.
And I need a design wall too! Sometimes I'd like to just wallpaper the wall in felt! I may go looking for flannel this week... and a big bulletin board.
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