If you don't want to hang them, consider two options.
1) Put them onto a bed, say, in a spare room.
2) Display them on a quilt rack. Some nice woodworker could probably bang one out for you in no time! (Do you know what I mean? Wooden racks that have two parrallel bars, a few inches apart? The quilt hangs over it?)
In the same vein, if you want to display them on a wall, put up a rod, hang the quilt over the rod and have only 1/2 or 2/3 showing. This would probably depend on the state of the quilt itself. Also consider that it might stabilize the quilt to have an additional muslin backing put onto it, with the channel for a rod for hanging.
There is a lady in the East Kingdom who is a laurel for quilting. I can shoot her a message and ask her opinion or have you contact her directly, if you like.
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Date: 2007-05-01 04:03 pm (UTC)1) Put them onto a bed, say, in a spare room.
2) Display them on a quilt rack. Some nice woodworker could probably bang one out for you in no time! (Do you know what I mean? Wooden racks that have two parrallel bars, a few inches apart? The quilt hangs over it?)
In the same vein, if you want to display them on a wall, put up a rod, hang the quilt over the rod and have only 1/2 or 2/3 showing. This would probably depend on the state of the quilt itself. Also consider that it might stabilize the quilt to have an additional muslin backing put onto it, with the channel for a rod for hanging.
There is a lady in the East Kingdom who is a laurel for quilting. I can shoot her a message and ask her opinion or have you contact her directly, if you like.