Hanging Quilts

[Caroline A.]

Instead of sewing a hanging sleeve onto my quilts, I have started using shower curtain clips [ring with jaw clamp on the bottom] to hang my quilts. The rings slip easily over a decorative e curtain rod & quilts are easily changed season to season. There a picture in my quilts album on my member page.

[wendy w.]

It looks really good. Thank you for sharing, at first I thought they would be big plastic things

[wendy w.]

could we please see a picture, It is difficult to understand (not native english) so please is it possible a picture. thanks!!!

[Nancy R.]

I believe these are what she's talking about:

[Nancy R.]

That is correct

[Beverly C.]

Very nice! Where did you find these Nancy?

[Beverly C.]

In Canada, you can get them at Fabricland....you should be able to get them wherever decorator curtain rods are sold... I'm thinking Lowe's, Home Depot, etc. should carry them.

[Joanne K.]

thanks for the pic. I am going to get some and try it out

Have a great day everyone !

[Lois B.]

Great idea. I have some and use them for drapes. I got them at Lowe's.

[Nancy R.]

Very nice! Where did you find these Nancy?

I pulled that picture from Amazon. I just searched for "shower curtain clips" or something like that.

[Jennifer D.]

I've been trying to think of a way to display a quilt in my office - I think you may have just solved my problem! Thanks for the idea!

[Deborah W.]

I use these clips to hang quilts as well. They work great. I got them at the hardware store where they sell curtain rods.

[Deborah W.]

I added rods and clips to my guest bedroom to hang tops up....that way the creases hang out and I get to glance at them more often so I can think about how to quilt them.

[Deborah W.]

Great suggestion, and love the quilts in your picture bttyboopette

[Lois B.]

That would be a great way to create a temporary design wall too. Just hang fannel from the rod.