Remember my mini room renovation in March? I had gotten rid of the paper screens in our Japanese room and put in curtains in hopes that the room would brighten up a bit. Well, those screens were hauled upstairs and stacked against a wall waiting for someone to break them apart... or find a better use for them. Well, I found a better use!
So here is a screen, it is pretty stained and the paper has claw marks on it. I'm pretty sure the stains were from winter window condensations... not from a cat, so I left the paper as it...
I went out and bought 6 yards of flannel and sewed them together into two panels and yesterday I staple-gunned the panels to the back side of two of the larger screens. On the other side (now the backside), the paper is recessed anyway and with a few nails hammered into the wall, the screens "rest" on the nails. The two screens are not connected and they could be lifted down separately if needed (though I don't know why I'd need to).
Now I have a VERY large space to arrange my blocks... I also have two smaller paper screens still stacked against the wall. Hmmm... How many design boards to I need?
You can never have too many design walls!
ReplyDeleteAren't you clever! I think that is a perfectly wonderful solution to needs.
ReplyDeleteVery useful discards! Someday I hope to get a design wall again. I like those disappearing ones but they are expensive. Have fun with your generous wall!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great solution. Well done you!
ReplyDeleteMost ingenious, you will love your design walls, and I concur with DD - you can never have too many design walls.
ReplyDeleteThe screens have come to a great use!
ReplyDeletewould your patchwork friends benefit from a Tanya made design panel?
ReplyDeleteSandy in the UK
What a brilliant solution! Yay - more design walls :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent solution! Way to go!
ReplyDeleteYou need lots of design space.....the more the merrier. Absolutely.
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