Portable quilt design wall

Quite a few years ago I taught a class I originated making a sample quilt from Nine 9 inch blocks. The blocks were not original creations. I chose 9” blocks as 9 is divisible by more numbers that most other numbers. It also make a quilt that was a reasonable size to use and FINISH! My original class piece is awaiting quilting and I don’t have a picture. When I found these blocks (and a few more in progress) I decided to put them on my design wall and study them before deciding what to do…

My sewing room is small and, sadly, I don’t have room for much in the way of a design wall on an actual wall. Instead, I mostly use a porta...

I had wanted to get a portable design wall to take to retreats but did not want to pay the price. Looked at various pins on pinterest and took ideas …

Searching for a simple step-by-step tutorial on how to make a design wall for quilting? Here it is! Follow our quilt design wall tutorial and make it just in 3 steps. Get to know everything a quilter need to know about the design wall - what is a design wall, how to choose the best material, and how to attach it.

Cheryl Ann’s 72″ Quilting Design Wall – WHITE Fully portable – 72 x 72 size collapses down to 5 x 5 x 22 inches and weighs less than 7 pounds. Easily assembled or stored in tote bag in just minutes. Convenient – requires only 18 x 72 inches of floor space. Available in 2 colors.

One of the students in last weekend's class brought along her new portable design wall. Liza made it herself using a tri-fold science project board, white flannel on the front side, and red "duct" tape to finish the edges. Talk about simply awesome . . . And what a great example of students teaching their teachers something new. * * * And before you go, I hope you'll take an extra minute or two to check out what one of the women I follow on Instagram just made - click here to visit the BUILD…

folding quilt design wall.

How to make a design wall from insulation board

Easy, cheap! DIY roll-away quilting design wall tutorial by Sew at Home Mummy (also a great site for other easy, cheap sewing studio and home DIY projects!)

Thanks to lots of innovative people on the QuiltArt list and elsewhere, I’ve constructed a new portable design wall for the studio. With all the wonderful under-eave storage we had installed …