How To Make A Quilted Fabric Wall Hanging

Using a hand needle whip stitch the bottom edge of the hanging tube to the backing fabric.

How to make a quilted fabric wall hanging.

Video of the day. Press after each seam. After the fabric is mounted to the board thread a length of clothesline or paracord through each hole back to front and knot it in the front. You can use as few as two colors or as many as nine in your quilted wall hanging.

Use the glue stick to apply glue along the side seam lines under the white fabric. At the back hot glue the cord from the place where it emerges from the hole straight up to the top of the board this will keep it from flipping the board sideways when you hang it. The seam allowance for the hanging sleeve will be encased in the binding. Stitch the sleeve to the edge of the quilt using a 1 8 seam allowance.

When the sewing is completed tear the paper off. Learn how to complete your top stitch for the first and second colors of your wall hanging in this free do it yourself video series that has you creating you. You can insert a piece of wooden doweling through the tabs for the actual hanging. Fabric panels can be wonderful time savers when you need quilt in a hurry and there are many beautiful ones to choose from.

Make a creative wall hanging from a fabric panel quilting digest translate this idea for use with your favorite panel. Sandwich and quilt as desired using the invisible thread. The tabs are similar to those found on cafe style curtains. Combine prints and colors as you like.

Trim the quilt top to desired size. Trim the edges of the wedges up to the seam allowances. Sew on the quilt binding. One of the simplest ways to hang a quilted wall hanging is to attach tabs to the back.

Sew the wedges together first in pairs then sew the pairs together to form the circular design. This will help hold the fabric in place for the final trimming and when sewing the wedges together.