Since my daughter was home for the fall, I moved my sewing space into our bedroom. That meant creating a new design wall. Rather than attaching it to the wall like I did in her room, I made a portable one.

With the previous one I used duct tape to attach the insulation boards together and created one large design wall. I also used duct tape to attach the flannel to the back of the insulation boards.

I skipped the tape and used silk pins for this one.

And, I made three separate design walls which I hung with pants hangers. You don’t have to use yellow flannel, but this is what I had in my stash.

SUPPLIES:

• One (1) insulation board, 1/2 inch thick, 4 feet by 8 feet
• Flannel
• Three Flat Wood Pants Hanger

HOW TO:

• Measure the insulation board into thirds. Mine was 96″ so 32″ each.
• Draw a line along each 32″ line.

• Score the insulation board with a knife:
• Cut with a knife or a old rotary cutter.

• Cut the flannel.

I cut mine about 2 1/4″ larger than the insulation.

52″ by 36.5″ (it doesn’t have be this exact size)

• Wrap the flannel around the insulation board:

• Use silk pins to hold in place. Here’s where you don’t have to use duct tape which I used in my large design wall.
• Miter all the corners and pin at an angle so that the pin doesn’t go through the front.

• Attach cup hooks to the hall.

I used chalk to mark the level line.

• Attach Pants Hanger to the insulation board and hang it:

I only hung two of the insulation boards and put the other one in the closet.

This was the perfect solution for me,

Wanda