Hanging quilt rack

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.

A well-crafted quilt can also be a family heirloom or part of a serious collection. Here are some ways to hang a quilt.

Personally, I’m not a fan of sewing a sleeve into the back of the quilt and hanging it from a rod. I feel that it pushes the quilt too far out from the wall.…

An heirloom quilt is a work of art and cherished possession that can really brighten up a room. It should be on display for everyone to see.

These simple projects will let your frayed coverlets rise and shine again.

You have a lot of quilt pieces but you don't know how to display them. Learn some quilt display ideas other quilters made.

Swinging-Arm Quilt Rack Woodworking Plan This weekend project saves floor space and puts prized quilts where they're readily seen and easily retrieved. We built ours using red oak for the upright and swinging arms, but yours could easily use whatever wood matches your room furnishings. Overall dimensions: 52" high x 3" deep x 28" wide (arms extended to same side); 52" wide when arms extended both directions. Featured in WOOD Issue 213, September 2012

No Hanging Sleeves Needed! Whether you have a few quilts or a lot, it’s fun to think of ways to display them other than on beds. A large quilt on a wall not only makes a statement but also transforms a room into a welcoming place to gather and enjoy. The thought of hanging a …

Last year we wrote about a quilt display case in a blog post that became a reader favorite. (Check it out here: Quilt Cabinet) Today, we wanted to talk about an easier, but still very beautiful, w…