Quilt Design Wall Tutorial

A Quilt Design Wall is a useful design tool for both modern quilters and traditional quilters.

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Materials Used:

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Step 1:

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Construct your backing board.

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Step 3:

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Step 4:

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Making a Quilt Design Wall – Video Tutorial

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Quilt Design Wall Tutorial

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A Quilt Design Wall is a useful design tool for both modern quilters and traditional quilters.

Materials Used:

– Thick Cardboard – Duct Tape – Batting – Flannel – Heavy Duty Velcro

Step 1:

I measured how big I could make it and came up with a maximum of 60″ wide. I opted for a half-height of about 36″.

Decide what size to make your design wall.

Construct your backing board.

Step 2:

Step 3:

Attach your batting.

Step 4:

Attaching the Design Wall to the wall.

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Making a Quilt Design Wall – Video Tutorial

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