This quilt hanger was found at a local quilt shop.
I thought it was so perfect for this spot. I made
this quilt from a magazine pattern, but I only
made half of it! It fits in this corner perfectly, and
covers the electrical box.
Last year at Paducah, I found this wonderful hanger. I love this hanger because it does not damage your quilt in any way. It has a clever device to open the hinged pieces.
It has a soft touch grip and keeps your quilts away from the wood. They come in all sizes and beautiful wood finishes. They can even add a strip of your fabric to the front panel to match the quilt that is hanging. It is made right here in the good ole US of A by Lorie's Little Quilts.
They do have a website, if you are interested in taking a look. I don't know if they will be in Paducah this year, because Lorie told me last year they were adopting two little children, so that may hinder their traveling to shows. Here is their website - www.LoriesLittleQuilts.com. It's so fun to find something new, that will enhance your quilting.
Happy Quilting!
7 comments:
You display all your quilts so lovely. They all have a different look. I just buy a black curtain rod and use that for a quilt hanger.
Actually, I don't display them at all. My house is very modern, black and white, not too coloured at all. I do keep a lap quilt around for just fun. All the others are on a shelf in my "studio" in the basement.
I don't have that many left as I keep giving them away...
But all the ones left are taking a trip to the cottage and I display them there....
I just use drapery rods.
Do have 2 wooden shelves waiting for DH to attach the dowels too though...;-)
Yours are all so lovely with your pretty quilts on them.
Lola
I don't have any to display, I like making them and giving them away :0)
Crispy
I love the way you display your quilts. So innovative and beautiful!
Micki
The star quilt hanger, I MUST have! I've Never seen one.
I haven't had much luck in finding quilt hangers, maybe because I'm a cheapskate. Yours are all beautiful. My quilts are draped on chairs - folded on a quilt rack, and some are in storage. I did buy a curtain rod that I hung up in two walls of my house - I use them for my rotating display of wall quilts. I like the way they look.
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