Quilt wall hanging ideas

Angie Hodapp demonstrates how to avoid making a sleeve when you finally finish your quilt. This video will let you hang your quilt with just one hook/nail at the same time you make your binding. All you have to do is fold two squares in half, baste the triangles in two corners of the quilt, and add your binding.

Are you on the hunt for quilt inspiration? Look no further because this is an awesome line up of free mini quilt patterns, complete with pictures.

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.

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Hi! Remember me?? Well I'm back to share what I've been up to. Complete with poor photos and excessive punctuation! You lucky things :) I will do a catch up post soon but for now, before I run out of time, I'm entering the Modern Mini Quilt Contest over at Ellison Lane Quilts. By the skin of my teeth I might add, as the linky closes in less than an hour! Eeek! I had grand plans of a super-gorgeous-awe-inspiring quilt I would make using a block that I've redesigned but after much dithering…

There are a variety of ways you can hang a quilt and these are my top 5 - in no particular order. Since there are so many approaches, my advice is don't stress and make do with what you have around the house! Soda tops, yard sticks, rulers, scrap fabric, old sewing machine needles....make it work!!! 1. The Hanging Sleeve A D-sleeve is the standard sleeve for hanging. The "D" shape allows the quilt to hang flat and provides "give" in the sleeve. Hanging Sleeve Tutorial (Part 1) by Jacquie…

So you’ve made a quilt that you love and now you are wondering how to display it so that you can see and enjoy it every day… or you want a way to quickly and easily change out your wall hangings for the seasons… OR you’re thinking that you are ready to enter your fabulous […]

My quiltings goals for summer 2022 were perhaps lofty. Some still sit here in a little stack waiting for their moment (not to worries, lovelies; your moment will come) and some, through sheer grit and determination, shine on a bit in finished glory. Making with Stitched by Fig Tree & Co. for Moda Fabrics was an absolutely must for this summer. With just a charm pack (5" squares), a bit of border, and some background a new barn quilt for the wall is made. I'm pleased to introduce Charming…

Besides the pillow cover that I showed you in my last blog post, I have recently been testing another quilt pattern, “Strudel”, this time for Xanthe from Wife-Made. I have baked several strudels in the past, this was the first one I stitched up! I never felt a need for tassels in my home before ... Read More about It all started with a tassel…

Learn how to make mini quilts using scraps from your Adventureland quilt! This step-by-step tutorial includes both throw and baby sizes.