Measure the width of your quilt.

Hang a quilt on the wall. A quilt with a hanging sleeve included. The crib size (around 40”) and throw size (around 60”) quilts. 🧵 sign up for the free nqc newsletter to find the latest quilting tips and techniques right in your inbox.

Fold each square into a triangle. In order to hang a quilt, there are usually three parts to the system: Here’s how to add hanging pockets to the back of your quilt:

To position the quilt against the wall, hold it up against the wall and be sure it’s level. The anchors are how you attach. Measure the quilt’s width across the top.

The option to add a hanging sleeve is available for any vacilando quilt. Quilt your quilt sandwich as desired. Make them large enough to be able to align into the corners of the quilt.

Clean the wall where the quilt will hang with rubbing alcohol. The hanging sleeve needs to be slipped evenly through the dowel. Cut 2 strips 8 ½” x width of fabric (approximately 42”).

While small quilts may only need 4 points of support, one for each corner, large clamps will need more support. Topstitch the folded edge about ⅛”. Watch the short video above to get my tips and tricks for hanging smaller quilts (or watch it here on my youtube channel ).