Best Way to Hang a Quilt

Do you want to display your quilt flat against a wall without damaging the wall?

Here is how to hang a quilt so it appears to float on the wall.

The magic is the Invisible Magnetic Quilt Hangers.

Available on Amazon. A bit pricey at $57.00, but worth the effect.

There are five magnets.

Depending on the size of your quilt, you may be able to hang two quilts.

Here is a close-up of how to line up the magnets so your quilt hangs level.

I use painter's tape to create a level line, then place the magnets along the bottom of the tape.

Remove the painter's tape once the magnets are lined up.

You will need a quilt sleeve to hang your quilt. This is an example of a quilt sleeve.

Notice the metal rod?

A flat curtain rod will work. I would recommend a 2" wide curtain rod, so it has enough surface to adhere to the magnets. A flat metal rod from the hardware store also works, because it contains more metal it does not need to be 2" wide.

This is the way I hang all my quilts. More examples.

Lol, ignore my glass of wine.

Tula Pink's Queen of Diamonds BOM. Machine pieced using my Blank Sheet templates. 

I traced the templates to the English Paper Piecing Made Easy Blank Sheet templates and sewed the entire quilt by machine.

I really wanted to see if I could actually do it, and I did.

Another example. 

Yes, I hang all my quilts this way.

If I want to change out a quilt it is so easy.

Just pull the rod that is holding the quilt off the magnets and replace it with another quilt.

Let me know if you have any questions.

I am here to help.