Quilt planning wall

The design wall has by far been the most valuable addition to my studio. I don't have a wall large enough to dedicate to permanently attached panels, so I wanted to make a sturdy, two-piece design wall that could be moved around the house as need be. It was important...

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.

In our old digs my design wall was limited to ONE. Now with the studio I have my own padded room;) I had one wall space left that I was told needed a bumper to protect the wall from ambitious pressers yielding an iron;) I also had two smaller pieces of cut insulation board that...Read More »

Quilts are not only cozy additions to your bedding but also pieces of art that deserve to be displayed. Whether you have a treasured family heirloom or a beautifully crafted quilt, showcasing it on…

This is a pattern only, not a finished product. Create a beautiful, stepped staircase wall hanging. Don't have stairs? Modify the pattern to fit on a wall. This pattern has 2 design options. The first option is sewing squares together to create panels. The second design option is creating squares using foundation piecing with freezer paper. Finished product width: 54", length 28" - 70". The length varies because these are stepped panels you are making. The shortest panel is 28" and the…

How to make a design wall from insulation board

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.

In 2013, my husband and I made a design wall for my sewing space, which in our town house in Virginia was in the living room. We jokingly called it our every changing art installation. The design wall, made with 2 foot by 4 foot MDF boards (1/4’’ thick) and covered in gray flannel sheets, held up

Main - Creating a design wall on a roll up window shade? - Has anyone made a design board/wall using a roll down window shade? I saw something like this at a quilt show once but couldn't afford to buy it. It was made of some kind of roll down window shade with flannel on it. The blocks are suppose to stick to it when