Mini Quilt Display Rack

 

 

Oak

Arianell and Min examined a very useful item recently purchased at the Victoria Quilter’s Guild annual display and sale…

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Swing

…no it is not a set of parallel bars…

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Rack

…it is an extremely useful frame for displaying mini Quilts upon.

 

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Loop

Two little loops are pinned (or sewn) at the top edge on the reverse side…

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top bar

…then the top bar of the rack is removed, threaded through the loops, and slotted back into place.

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Ta Da!

We have a lot of Hitty Quilts…

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Art

…that could be displayed as “Art” …

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snuggle

…though the girls are happy to snuggle in their quilts on the bed as well!

Sue Bruning made the mini quilt Rack – thank you Sue – it is perfect!

10 thoughts on “Mini Quilt Display Rack

  1. What a clever idea! Now the girls can open a Gallery or Museum and share all those treasures !!!! I believe they know someone with lots of experience in Museum work!

  2. All of your hitty sized quilts are beautiful. The apple tree quilt reminds me of an old-fashioned sampler…it deserves to be hung and enjoyed in the Hitty’s art museum…however there is nothing better than cozying up with a warm quilt on a cold night.

    • We were excited to see just three of these little display racks…one person came up and snagged one right out from under me, so I snagged one myself immediately…and this was only five minutes after the opening. I was glad we went early! We love snuggly quilts, including those made by our lovely Hitty friends!

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