3 Quilt Rack Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

3 Quilt Rack Plans
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$11.00

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Enjoy making three different quilt racks with these plans. For each quilt rack you will get full size patterns for all curved pieces, a list of the materials you need, large measured drawings, and step by step building instructions -- all the info you need for smooth projects.

The projects include the one-quilt display hanger pictured here. Another one-quilt display hanger similar to the one pictured which incorporates a shelf. While the third and final project is a free standing quilt rack with a peg system allowing for you to move quilts around front to back, up and down the rack -- sort of like the old library newspaper holders.

Neat projects and a good value. Help your favorite quilter display their designs.

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