Does anyone have a great way to hang mini quilts without needing to drill holes in the wall?
Saturday, March 26, 2011
A is for Amelia
We have been in our house now for over a year and the walls in the girls rooms are still looking a little bare. I thought a few little quilts might add some colour and use up some scraps at the same time. I seem to have lots of left overs from jelly rolls. So I am making little letter quilts with 2 1/2 inch squares and strips of white for the background. A is done and now I am onto G and E.
What a great way to personalise your daughters room! The A looks so modern and fresh.
ReplyDeleteMini quilts are quite light so the 3M Adhesive hooks should be strong enough to hold them. I don't like drilling holes either:)
The 3M hooks are brilliant. I've hung all sorts with them.
ReplyDeleteThose jelly rolls just seem to last forever! I recently thought I had used up the last few pieces of my first jelly roll. Then whilst packing for our move I found a few more pieces!
This is very sweet. I have been trying to work out a nice way to hang an I and a J in my daughters' rooms. Maybe I will put this on my long list of projects!
ReplyDeleteloooks soooo cool
ReplyDeleteYou could pick up a curtain wire (at IKEA it's $10). You would only need to drill two holes....
ReplyDeleteIn my sewing room, I have a curtain rod hanging over the wardrobe space near the room, and I hang them from that with fishing line.
ReplyDeletethat is lovely!!! x
ReplyDeleteYup 3M hooks. I swear by them. I've used them for all sorts of things at three different houses and never had ANY problems.
ReplyDeleteA great use of your scraps!
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