Goals 7 and 10 for 2020 were to finish the drywall behind my design wall and to cover insulated foam panels and attach them to the wall. Instead of covering a 4x8 piece of insulation, I decided to use the smaller 12x48-ish pieces. I can move them around depending on the size of the quilt I am making, or take some off depending on the size of the wall hanging over it.
Since my sewing space is multi-functional, I have a curtain rod hanging over it with clip hooks so I can hang a quilt to cover everything.
This is a Bow Tie quilt made by my great grandmother. Looking at it, I don't think she had a design wall to lay it out on before sewing the blocks together. But I still love it.
Linking to:
Design Wall Monday at Small Quilts and Doll Quilts
And on your design wall is.....A New Design Wall!! I love it. And the curtain rod over it is great for pictures of quilts too. I may add that feature in my house somewhere. Usually I have to talk hubby into holding a quilt up for me for a picture. Thanks for joining in on Design Wall Monday, we learn so much from each other. I appreciate you. Judy
ReplyDeleteThat's one cool design wall and your curtain set up will make getting pictures of finished projects a lot easier. The bowtie quilt is fun. It's nice to have things made by previous generations of quilters. I have so much respect for them as I struggle with templates and other "older" sewing techniques. That they finished anything is pretty amazing.
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