http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/your-quilt-show-booth/ How to Start a Quilting Business Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:01:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/your-quilt-show-booth/#comment-222 Michelle Fri, 22 Feb 2008 12:20:24 +0000 http://quiltingbusiness.com/?p=29#comment-222 What a great question by Mary. I had been wondering about the same issue. I really enjoyed this post and found it to be very helpful. Thanks for sharing Chuck. What a great question by Mary. I had been wondering about the same issue. I really enjoyed this post and found it to be very helpful. Thanks for sharing Chuck.

]]> http://www.quiltingbusiness.com/your-quilt-show-booth/#comment-219 Arlene Herrera Thu, 21 Feb 2008 17:29:55 +0000 http://quiltingbusiness.com/?p=29#comment-219 I did a craft fair not too long ago. I used pvc (white) I made it 6ft high and 4ft wide and 6ft long. You can change the dimensions. Just elbows and T's and PVC I used 1 1/2 round bought drapery hangers with clips at the ends and hung my quilts. I had several different sizes and I managed 14 quilts. One other suggestions is place pieces of foam tubing thats the foam that wraps around pipes and cut off sections. Place the drapery hanger and then foam inbetween so the hangers don't move. I hope this answers the questions. By the way it costs about $80 I did a craft fair not too long ago. I used pvc (white) I made it 6ft high and 4ft wide and 6ft long. You can change the dimensions. Just elbows and T’s and PVC I used 1 1/2 round bought drapery hangers with clips at the ends and hung my quilts. I had several different sizes and I managed 14 quilts. One other suggestions is place pieces of foam tubing thats the foam that wraps around pipes and cut off sections. Place the drapery hanger and then foam inbetween so the hangers don’t move. I hope this answers the questions. By the way it costs about $80

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