I just love table talk! You guys are the best! I love camping! It is much nicer doing it in trailer. As far as hanging quilts I have several ways I do it. I have curtain rods mounted in some areas. Others are with command strips and dowels. And others are on special hangers. I am working on building up how many wall quilts I have.
I have a quilt rod, or 2 to 3, in most rooms of our house. I needed more locations for quilt display so my husband took and old lwooden ladder and made my mother and I quilt racks. I can put 6 small quilts on it and it is in my kitchen. I have them layered on all of the beds, over ottomans, as table toppers and on small table stands. Never too many quilts!
I have started using expandable curtain rods perched on command hooks with clip rings holding the quilt. I have hung small quilts and large quilts restricted mainly by length and ceiling height (don’t want them touching the floor). No holes in the walls, easy to move, easy to change out quilts and quite inexpensive.
I add a sleeve and use a ruller type strip. If it is drywall wall, an interior designer told me that using straight pins will hold a small light weight quilt. There are also different type of removable command hooks. Great video as usual.
An easy way to hang a quilt it to hang a curtain rod on your wall then use curtain rings with hooks. Then you just clip your quilts on and off to change them out. Very easy after you install the curtain rod. I enjoyed your items today especially the Halloween quilt! Shirley
I use curtain rods and dowels. I have also hung small wall hanging with the Velcro command strips and they hold pretty good! Love the patriotic table runners!
You could buy a magnetic bar used to hang tools. I have one from Harbor Freight. I will be hanging srwing tools on mine. (I am working on rearranging some things.) Then she can tack washers on the back of her small quilts. When she stores them, they won't stick together because the magnet is on the wall. Blessings, Diane.
I tie thread thru each edge at the top & then tie it to a hanger! It doesn’t damage the wall hanging! I have blocks for my larger quilts that hold them.
I hang my quilts with pushpins 😂 I put the pin in the seam of the binding and it works perfectly! When I take the quilt down, the push pin holes aren’t visible.
Always love watching you ladies !!
Thanks , Kim T ☀️
I just love table talk! You guys are the best! I love camping! It is much nicer doing it in trailer. As far as hanging quilts I have several ways I do it. I have curtain rods mounted in some areas. Others are with command strips and dowels. And others are on special hangers. I am working on building up how many wall quilts I have.
Love Table Talk. Would love to visit some day!
I hang my little quilts on a decorative hanger with command strips. I love the new items, and the Wizard of Oz quilt is amazing!
I have a quilt rod, or 2 to 3, in most rooms of our house. I needed more locations for quilt display so my husband took and old lwooden ladder and made my mother and I quilt racks. I can put 6 small quilts on it and it is in my kitchen. I have them layered on all of the beds, over ottomans, as table toppers and on small table stands. Never too many quilts!
Great projects !! Love the wizard of oz quilt !!!
I have never hung a quilt! Usually roll them up if not on a bed or couch. Such fun ideas, as always & stay cool. hugs
I have started using expandable curtain rods perched on command hooks with clip rings holding the quilt. I have hung small quilts and large quilts restricted mainly by length and ceiling height (don’t want them touching the floor). No holes in the walls, easy to move, easy to change out quilts and quite inexpensive.
I add a sleeve and use a ruller type strip. If it is drywall wall, an interior designer told me that using straight pins will hold a small light weight quilt. There are also different type of removable command hooks. Great video as usual.
An easy way to hang a quilt it to hang a curtain rod on your wall then use curtain rings with hooks. Then you just clip your quilts on and off to change them out. Very easy after you install the curtain rod. I enjoyed your items today especially the Halloween quilt! Shirley
I use curtain rods and dowels. I have also hung small wall hanging with the Velcro command strips and they hold pretty good! Love the patriotic table runners!
You could buy a magnetic bar used to hang tools. I have one from Harbor Freight. I will be hanging srwing tools on mine. (I am working on rearranging some things.) Then she can tack washers on the back of her small quilts. When she stores them, they won't stick together because the magnet is on the wall. Blessings, Diane.
I tie thread thru each edge at the top & then tie it to a hanger! It doesn’t damage the wall hanging! I have blocks for my larger quilts that hold them.
I hang my quilts with pushpins 😂 I put the pin in the seam of the binding and it works perfectly! When I take the quilt down, the push pin holes aren’t visible.
The song was by Three Dog Night!
I like the dowel and command hook method……..easy!
I like “hang it dang it” for hanging quilts.
If they are small quilts use small sewing pins that won’t be seen and leave a tiny hole.
There are magnetic quilt hangers available on Amazon. Might work for the mother in law.
How about the Command strip hangers. I am sure you could find one that would work
I need to finish a quilt so I can hang some quilts. Ha!!
Title says 2014, instead of 2024. Funny because my MIL told her neurologist last week that this year is 2014. 😮
What is the witch quilt pattern behind you
It's called Little Witch