Everything You Need to Know About Hanging Quilts

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No more folding your wonderful quilted creations and storing them on shelves, in drawers, and behind closed doors.

It’s time to get them out of hiding and display them on the wall.

If you’re not sure how to do this, the following four posts will demystify quilt hanging.

Learn multiple ways to hang and display quilting projects and walk away with the knowledge of how to successfully hang your quilts no matter what size they are.

Would you like all of the information on how to hang quilts in a printable format?

If you’re nodding your head yes, then you need the Ultimate Guide to Hanging Quilts with Confidence.

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Everything You Need to Know About Hanging Quilts

How to Hang a Quilt on the Wall

You need three things to hang a quilt: a rod, anchors, and fabric. Learn how to create your own quilt hanging system.

How to Hang a Quilt with Rectangles

Sleeves are a popular way to hang quilts, especially large ones. However, sleeves can be used with any size quilt or wall hanging. Learn how to hang a quilt with rectangle sleeves.

Hang Quilts with Triangles

Triangles are another shape that can be used on the back of a quilt to hold the rod securely. Learn two ways triangles can be used to hang your quilts.

quilt hanging tabs and a variety of dowel rods

How to Hang a Quilt with a Dowel Rod and Tabs

Do you want to coordinate your quilt hanging system with your home decor? Then using a dowel rod and tabs is the way to go. Learn two ways to create this effective system.

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