HOW TO HANG A QUILT ON THE WALL | Easy method to display wall quilts - a tutorial with Pattymac Makes
Now that you've finished your first wall quilt, how do you hang it up? Today Pattymac Makes teaches you an easy method to hang your small quilts on the wall!
Instructor
Pattymac Makes
Patty is a creative lifestyle blogger living and working in Coastal Virginia. When she's not mixing or stitching or taking pictures, she is out exploring the cook book section of my favorite library or munching my own home baked cookies at a mid week movie matinee. Find out what she's up to by visiting her website!
Chapters
- 0:0001:37 Why do we want to learn how to hang a quilt on the wall? And what are different methods?
- 1:3803:36 Why did I hang my wall quilt where I did?
- 3:3705:49 How did I come up with this method of hanging my smaller quilt projects?
- 5:5006:55 Visit to Home Depot and where to find the Dowels.
- 6:5607:51 Tools and supplies you need for this project
- 7:5210:04 The process to hang the wall quilt
- 10:0512:00 Final thoughts and tips on hanging small quilts on the wall
Common Questions
What is covered in HOW TO HANG A QUILT ON THE WALL | Easy method to display wall quilts - a tutorial with Pattymac Makes?
Now that you've finished your first wall quilt, how do you hang it up? Today Pattymac Makes teaches you an easy method to hang your small quilts on the wall!
How long is the tutorial video?
The tutorial video is 00:12:00.
Is a transcript available?
Yes. A written transcript is available on the tutorial page.
Video Transcript
There are lots of methods to hang your quilt (sleeves, corner patches, etc.). This is Pattymac's favorite way to hang her wall hangings!
- If you have a feature wall to show your quilts, this is a great method to choose!
- She chose a 5/8" dowel for this project because it holds its straight shape better in the long run.
- There's nothing on the back of this quilt - it's all along the top!
- You'll need to shop in a hardware store. Check out the molding section, and find the 5/8" dowel. You'll also need a pen, a level, and some nails. You'll also want some curtain rings. Pattymac uses 1.5" rings.
- Add the curtain rings to your project lining up your clips with the seams in the project. This will keep the weight equal across the dowel and keep your rings evenly spaced.
- If you have a feature wall to show your quilts, this is a great method to choose!
- She chose a 5/8" dowel for this project because it holds its straight shape better in the long run.
- There's nothing on the back of this quilt - it's all along the top!
- You'll need to shop in a hardware store. Check out the molding section, and find the 5/8" dowel. You'll also need a pen, a level, and some nails. You'll also want some curtain rings. Pattymac uses 1.5" rings.
- Add the curtain rings to your project lining up your clips with the seams in the project. This will keep the weight equal across the dowel and keep your rings evenly spaced.
