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The Quilt Keeper over-the-door quilt rack is here!

As quilters, we tend to accumulate quilts. Lots of them! You might store them in a basket or cabinet, on a quilt ladder, or pile them on a bed. The quilts we create are so nice to look at that it’s a shame to hide them away. The fix is The Quilt Keeper quilt rack for storing quilts, comforters and blankets. It’s a simple solution for storing and displaying quilts. Read on for a fun giveaway!

This beautiful design is easy to install, and the removable metal bars are easy to use. You can easily slip the bar under your quilt and hang it up. Unlike quilt ladders, there’s no reaching up to place bedding on high rungs. The Quilt Keeper creator, Ellen Taurins, shows how easy it is to use.

The Quilt Keeper with two Cascade Extenders will hold three quilts! It doesn’t take up any room on the floor since it fits over a door.

Ellen Taurins invented this clever quilt rack in her search for a better way to store quilts and blankets without climbing ladders and digging into storage boxes.

After a trip to the home goods store and some serious DIY ingenuity, the early prototype of The Quilt Keeper was born. Now, Ellen has brought her design to market for others to use and enjoy. Thanks, Ellen!

Quilt Keeper Giveaway

We’re giving away The Quilt Keeper with two Cascade Extenders (made to hang three quilts). It includes two hanging door hooks, adhesive foam and quilt bar, plus two Cascade Extender metal hangers. To enter to win, leave a comment below letting us know how you like to organize and display your quilts. One winner will be chosen randomly, announced here on the blog on Monday, June 12, and contacted by email.

Good luck!

GIVEAWAY CLOSED!

Close my eyes, scroll, scroll, scroll, open my eyes, and see where the cursor has landed. That’s how I randomly chose Connie Leydig as the winner of this giveaway! Congratulations, Connie! Please check your email for a follow up from Fat Quarter Shop so we can mail your prize to you.

911 comments

  1. I have many quilts suitable for display. My favorite way to display them is over the railing. I can display 2 at a time if I offset them. That way I can see a lot of the top one and some of the bottom one. When not on a railing, I display them by folding them and stacking them in my armoire in the living room. Quite a display of many different colors.

    1. I am a new quilter, I have been storing them in a closet. This is a much better idea❤️.
      Thanks for the opportunity!

      1. I have lost count as to how many quilts I have in my home (never mind how many I’ve gifted over the years). I have two quilt ladders, a large basket and a few over the backs of sofas and chairs! Also at the foot of every bed!! Running out of ideas to display them!! This over the door quilt rack is an ingenious idea!! Well done!

        1. I would love to hang my quilts on the door in our family room. It would be so fun to have them where myself and others could see them.

          1. I love displaying mine over a door in my sewing room but also on different chairs and couches in my sewing room and den.

          2. Great idea and beautifully designed…this would be perfect to hang/display my grandchildren’s personalized quilts..it took me awhile to complete them but I wanted each of them to have their own quilt when they spent the night or weekend. Thank you to Lori Holt for the idea from your book..Spelling Bee😊

          3. Most of my quilts are in my closet or a cedar chest. I would love to get all my quilts organized.

          4. What a great idea for displaying quilts! I have mine displayed on a ladder. Bottom shelf of my glass curio cabinet and several wooden wall racks that hold one quilt each. Would love to have the over the door hanger!

          5. This is a wonderful way to display quilts. Most of mine are in a closet right now, but I would love to display them where they can be enjoyed.

          6. I try to display as many as I can, but I also have a designated storage cabinet to put when not on display.

          1. My quilts are largely folded and stored in a closet when not in use. This rack is a wonderful way to enjoy them all.

          2. Mine hang over the back of my dining room chairs- we rarely use the table, so I don’t have to move the very often. When I do, folks get a chance to admire them- some mine, some antique

        2. I store my quilts everywhere, on a ladder, on the back of the sofa, hanging on walls, and on the beds. I love your idea!

          1. This is such a clever way to store beautiful quilts. Would love to use it in my guest room so guests can pick an quilt of their choice.

        3. I would like to be entered in the giveaway for the quilt over the door rack. Thankyou

        4. I’ve been looking at ladders but this is perfect. Hope she gets lots of orders and can manufacture these.

        5. We moved into a new house and the upstairs bannister railing presents the PERFECT place to display one or even a couple quilts! Coming in through the front door, the quilt(s) are in full view from the upstairs railing😊 Sitting at the kitchen island also allows for quilt admiration time!

        6. I currently display one as a wall hanging and 5 more on a quilt ladder. What do I do with the other 63, lol?? Stuff and tuck wherever I can find room, of course! Would definitely be able to put this system to work! Great idea and thank you for the opportunity!

        7. I have a quilt ladder and rack but not enough floor space so currently my quilts are stored in “quilt storage bags”. I miss seeing the beautiful colors and designs. 😞 I love the idea of storing them on an over the door rack.

      2. I have just begun my quilting journey! I have made about 6 so far with plenty of fabric to make many many more! So far they are in a closet. I would love the over the door hanger!

        1. I have very little wall space and store some of many quilts in a cabinet and in the closet. This over the door hanger is an awsome idea and would be wonderful to change up andp display quilts for all to enjoy!

      3. I have to quilt ladders that I have quilts displayed on.But I also have some in decorative baskets,hanging on the wall,on my tables and also on a spare bed.I would love to have one of these it would free up a lot of space that I’m in very short supply of.

      4. I have two quilt ladders and also an iron end table with a large open shelf. I have several folded up on the shelf of the table. Also, several extra chairs wear a seasonal quilt over the top edge!

      5. I love this idea. I have quilts all over the house, on the backs of chairs, the foot of the beds, in baskets, and on the couch, ottoman and anywhere else I can find.

    2. I like to lay quilts over the back of sofas and love seats and folded at the foot of a bed and on a small brass standing quilt rack in my family room.

    3. I have several quilts folded and on end in a galvanized tub on the hearth.

    4. I can only display my large quilts by folding them along the top of our couch. For wall hangings I use Quilters Hang Up. This would be great to have!

      1. They are EVERYWHERE. In our house!—walls, buckets, sewing room, tubs, stacked inside an old tv wall unit, draped over the sofa & chairs…even hanging out on the front porch wall to honor our American flag quilt!!

        1. Most of my quilts display over the backs of chairs and sofas. Some are folded over the ends of our beds. The over the door hanger is a great way to display!

    5. I have quilts from 4 different grandmothers, mother in law and my own mother(which I didn’t even know she made until she passed away). This sure would help in displaying some of them! I have just been placing them on railing.

    6. At the moment I hang my quilts over the banisters on the landing. But this is a much better idea.

    7. I love to drape them over my stair banister and the couches. This is an awesome idea that doesn’t use for space.

    8. I love displaying my quilts in many ways. At the end of beds, on the beds and over the end of the bed frame. Some ready to be finished, it reminds me to finish the quilt!

    9. I have them rolled up in basket… hanging over doors… some on a ladder.. l love Kimberly

    10. I have a large basket with the quilts rolled up. It works good and an expensive way to store them.

    11. I love to place my quilts at the end of the beds! It’s easy to decide how much or what part of the quilts to display.

    12. I usually just fold and stack quilts. I would love this over the door way to store them

    13. I have a display rack on dining room wall that will hold 6 quilts and a curtain rod in living room that I rotate quilts on and I also like to keep a folded quilt on the back of my couch.

    14. I have many quilts on beds, over the back of the couch, stacked in a cabinet and a quilt ladder. I would love this over the door quilt hanger. ❤️

    15. I always need ways to store my quilts. I have them on chairs couches, on beds, in dressers and closets. This looks beautiful.

    16. I am a new quilter and have only quilted a small wall hanging that I currently use to cover my sewing machine. However, as quilters seem to do, I am currently working on a jelly roll quilt called Log Cabin with Hidden Stars and a free pattern called Summit. So I will need to have a place for display soon!

    17. I just started quilting in October and have almost 40 quilts I store them anywhere I can and go to consignment shops for cabinets

    18. I have a couple quilt racks that each hold 3 quilts. Most of the quilts I’ve made have been given as gifts. I love to rotate the order the quilts are displayed on the rack.

    19. I’ve push pinned small quilts onto the wall. I don’t have a good way to display quilts. This hanger would be awesome for that purpose. Love the design!

    20. I like to drape my quilts over the backs of a sofa and loveseat. Smaller ones I like to hang on the wall. I change them all periodically but have the ability to display more would be great!

  2. I have 3 quilts on a quilt rack, quilts on beds, quilts in a basket, on a small ladder, on the sofa and a chair on the kitchen and dining room tables, on the nook bench and in a 3 tier basket rack. That doesn’t count the ones in the quilt cupboard. They are EVERYWHERE 😂😂😂😂😂

    1. I have a wide wall ladder, two cabinets plus rolled up quilts in baskets to store my quilts and I am running out of room. The Quilt Keeper will help with my storage problem.

  3. My daughter, DIL, and sister bought an old gun cabinet. My sister chalk painted it and her husband installed shelves in it for my quilts. It is a lovely piece but doesn’t hold all of them!

    1. I have a wooden quilt hanger that I hang seasonal quilts on! The rest of them, I rotate displaying them on my couch.

  4. I have quilts on a ladder, a bookcase and a cabinet. I also display a seasonal quilt over a bannister in our foyer.

  5. I like to display my quilts on ladders, quilt racks, in baskets, on chair backs, and beds!

  6. Most of my quilts are just folded and piled up on a chair, not the best way to use them. Have been looking at the Quilt Keeper system for awhile, would love to win one.

  7. I display only a few of mine over the backs of chairs and sofa, as well as rolled and placed in basket.
    This over the door design is perfect.

  8. Hi. I have a few quilts in my living room in a small cabinet with glass doors. To see them. I have a small quilt hanging on my wall. I have another quilt over my couch. I have quilts on every bed in my home. And that’s after making so many quilts for my family and friends. This quilt holder would be perfect on the door of my sewing room. To display my most recently made quilts.

  9. Currently, my finished quilts are on the back of the couch, the back of the rockers, on the beds, and, sadly, not on display at all in cupboards and on shelves. I would love to win one of these Quilt Keepers. Thank you so much for offering!

  10. I like to display a quilt along the bottom of the bed. I also keep a large basket near both of my couches and change out the quilts each season.

  11. I have quilts stacked on a shelf with one displayed over the top shelf. I also like to drape them on the couch.

  12. I love seeing my quilts on display. With limited area, I rotate them seasonally. This hanger system would be wonderful to have.

  13. I have several hanging on the wall, but also use my loft railing to hang quilts on for view.

  14. I store my quilts in closets. I have some hanging on quilt bars in various rooms in my house that were made by my grandmothers, and great-grandmothers. Ones I’ve made are tossed on backs of couches and or chairs ready to be used.

    1. I have a couple of quilt racks that are full right now. Not sure what I’ll do with the ones I am working on now. 😀

  15. I display my quilts folded over the backs of chairs and couches and spread out on the beds. It’d be great to use the doors, too!

  16. Right now my king size quilts are folded on top of the dog’s kennel! There’s an additional quilt that folds down over the door to the kennel. It makes a cozy den for the Little Foxie! I have so many more quilts that this door hanger would work perfect for!

  17. I just this week sorted my quilt by Twin,Full, Queen, lap, wall and table runner. Hope I can keep it this way.

  18. I have a couple of floor quilt racks, but of course they really do not display them. I love this idea.

  19. I have 2 quilt ladders made by my dad, and they are full! I need another way to store all the quilts I’ve been making, this would be perfect!

  20. I have lots of quilts of various sizes on my living room furnitur. Having an over the door hanging rack would be great and useful!

  21. Right now I don’t have enough of my own quilts to store BUT I have 3 in the works and was looking to store them on a ladder. Also saw some people use towel bars in their living room so that seemed interesting. This door hang would be amazing!

  22. I have 3 of these with just the single holder and I love them!!
    I would like to be able to purchase just the extenders to add to the ones I have.

    1. I just clicked on the link and saw that the extenders are available-so excited!!

  23. I either fold my quilts and put them into a glass front cabinet or I have a flour quilt rack I put them on.

    1. I keep my quilts on a spare bed, piled upon, one on top of another. Not very interesting, A quilt rack to display them would be wonderful!

  24. Quilts are everywhere in my house! Folded on shelves in the common spaces, rolled in baskets, hanging on quilt ladders, over the back of the couch….they’re everywhere!

  25. I display my quilts a couple of ways. On is a ladder my husband made with fancy knobs. The other is on a small decorative bookcase. I even have one hanging on a shelf that has a hanging bar underneath it.

  26. In the past I have gifted my quilts with hopes that they will be used and love. Never really kept any. I am retired now and have been quilting more challenging patters. I want to show them off. I love this over the door method.

  27. I rarely have quilts to display because they are given away when finished, but I enjoy displaying runners on my buffet made from scraps of those quilts, so I always have something to remember them by. I would love to win an over the door quilt rack so I can keep some of my quilts at home.

  28. Mine are still packed in boxes as I hadn’t thought of a clever way to display them. This is a fabulous idea!

  29. That is such a great idea😍😍 I have so many quilts. I would put one on each of my bedroom doors. I love them.

  30. I have no place to display my quilts and this looks like a great idea. Far better than the closet.

  31. I display my quilts on quilt ladders, in glass cabinets and on the back of my couches. My wall space is limited so this quilt keeper is just what I need, Love it!

  32. I have this door hanger and didn’t know that there were “extenders”. I’d love to have another one and the extenders. I display my only “custom quilted” hand appliquéd on my hanger. I also have lots of quilts in baskets and some on the stair railing.

  33. I would first use this rack for quilt tops that are ready for finishing. Using a quilt keeper in this way would inspire me to complete my quilts!

  34. I have one quilt hanging on a wall on a quilt hanger my friend’s husband made out of a bed headboard. It is one of the last quilts I hand quilted. I have other quilts on the couch and loveseat backs. I have two quilt stands that each hold 1 quilt. The rest of my finished quilts are in quilt bags in the garage. I’d love to have a way to hang more quilts where they can be seen.

  35. I have so many in a cedar chest and then a big pile in my fabric room. I need more storage options. This one is great!

  36. I’d just like to be able to display several of our quilts. They’re so beautiful and each holds its own special story.

  37. I have a wooden quilt hanger on one wall of my living room and 2 metal wall hangers in my dining room. I switch out the quilts a few times a year on each hanger. I have always wanted the over the door hanger but was not sure about it only holding 1 folded quilt. Love that extenders are now available.

  38. I would love to be able to display my quilts instead of hiding them in the closet. Thank you for this splendid solution.

  39. I display my quilts on an antique drying rack, stacked in a curio case, and on a quilt ladder. I just love this over the door idea. Thanks for a chance to win!

  40. I love that idea! I currently use quilt ladders, but this over the door storage would be great!

  41. I have mine on beds, on chairs and couch, hanging from the walls in every room, folded in the linen cabinet and even a small on on the front door. I have a floor quilt rack that hold 2, but with two big dogs that shed constantly I have to clean them more than I like! Over the door would be perfect!!!!

  42. I love the idea of using wasted space on a door to display my quilts. They will always be in sight and not hidden away!

  43. I would use this on the front of my bedroom doors. Why hide a quilt behind doors? Love this idea!

  44. I’ve got my quilts hanging over chairs and half wall but always looking for ways to hang them! These would work great and look fantastic hanging more!

  45. I like to display all of my quilts, on beds, sofas, on the patio. I have been looking at the display for a while.

  46. I am new to quilting and working on my first one. I would love to display it in my home when it is finished (after I show it to everyone I know!!!).

  47. I am a fairly new quilter so I haven’t figured out a great way to display my quilts. I have a few on shelves in my craft room and one in my entry way. This item would be a great addition to my home and serve as a much better way to show off my work. Thanks for this consideration:)

  48. I put quilts on my dining room table and on the back of couches. I use an old quilt stand. I put small ones on a leaning ladder. And in the closet and in an old trunk. Try to bring them out for the appropriate season. I think the Quilt Keeper is a great idea!

  49. Ooh I love this idea. I currwntly have mone stored in a ceder chest and a few draped on the sofas. This would be amazing to just showcase the newest quilts.

  50. Oh my gosh, I need one for every door!!!! I have quilts on a shelf in laundry room, in a cedar chest, stacked on top of cedar chest, covering love seat and recliner and folded/ stacked in a chair in my sewing room (newest quilts).

  51. I store mine in Ikea Cabinet in my quilt room. This is a nice way to show off a couple, then change them every so often.

  52. This looks amazing! Currently, I have quilts EVERYWHERE! This will be one more display option!

  53. This is such a beautiful and clever way to display quilts! I currently use them on beds, draped over couches and stacked on display shelves. Have a few hanging on walls, as well. Fingers crossed for a win on this – I love it!

  54. I hang my quilts over my stair railing. I also have a quilt ladder in my bedroom. The rest are piled up on the bed in the spare bedroom.

  55. I display my quilts all through my house, on beds, chairs and sofa.I have always wanted a quilt rack. This over the door rack is a unique way to display them.

  56. I have given a lot of mine away. Still a fairly new quilter but looking forward to keeping and organizing what is to come!

  57. currently I store in a variety of ways. I saw this and have been wanting it ever since! I have a basket i put wall hangings or table runners in (saw on a live with Kimberly). Then for larger quilts I store over couch or on a bed. Was thinking about a ladder. Thanks for the opportunity for the giveaway!

    1. Since downsizing our living space two years ago I don’t have much room to showcase my quilts. Most of them are stored in a blanket chest. With this over the door rack I could actually display some of them.

  58. This is awesome! I have been looking for an antique cabinet with glass to store some of my quilts.

  59. I currently use an old ladder to display the quilts, but it is full! I would love one of these over the door racks. What a great idea.

  60. I have a loft overlooking my living room and I hang my quilts over the railing. I love the idea of displaying them over a door

  61. I have three! of these and can always use more. They are an easy way to see the quilts when I have no wall space to hang quilts – I do have doors!

  62. I have a quilt ladder to display my recent favorites, a loft railing for my bigger quilts, and adorning the sofa back in my family room,

  63. I display my larger quilts on a bed or folded on a bench, my lap-size quilts are seasonally hung on curtain rods attached to the walls in several rooms. Smaller quilts and other quilts are displayed over the backs of chairs. I really like this idea of hanging them on a door. I have two closet doors in my foyer that would be perfect places to display the over the door quilt hanger. Thank you for the opportunity to win one. Here is another idea for storing out of season quilts. I lay them out on a bed one on top of the other, then I roll them on a pool noodle. The roll is then placed in a bag that I made out of an old sheet. The roll is then slid under the bed. I have one roll per season.

  64. Many of my quilts hang on the walls and over railings. This is another great way to display them.

    1. I am always looking for new space saving ways to store my quilts. The pool noodle idea is wonderful. I am always running out of space and making bags to cover them, so they don’t get dusty would be easy to make Thank you for this idea

  65. I have two quilt racks plus I have a few on a spare bed. I also have them on the back of my couches and chairs in the living room but I still have more so I would love to have this quilt rack.

  66. I have a quilt stand and can only display 2 quilts at a time. This is a wonderful idea to display more. Or even use to display quilt tops waiting to finished. Thank you so much for the chance to enter your giveaway.

    1. I keep my quilts folded nicely and set on a storage chest that has been handed down from my grandmother, to my mother, and to me. The special quilt that my mother made is prominently displayed there.

  67. This is a great idea! I recently moved into a smaller home and this would be perfect. I have only 3 walls I can hang quilts for display and a wall rack that is in a corner spot so I can display 4-5 quilts there. I hope this rack in in your shop!

  68. I’ve used up my quilt ladder and drawer space. This would work beautifully over my entry closet doors framing the entry way!

  69. I mainly display my quilts on beds or over the backs of chairs. I’ve been searching for a way to display them that doesn’t take up a lot of space.

  70. I would be so blessed to receive this over the door quilt hangers because sadly mine quilts are folded on top of a little end table in the corner of my bedroom. I have one quilt displayed on my couch but, I would love to hang quilts on every door of my house. These are such a great idea.

  71. Oh wow! I love that idea. My quilts are all over (furniture, beds, walls). What a great way to show them off.

  72. I display my quilts anywhere and everywhere I can! Beds, back of couch, wall, quilt racks, quilt display case. I even have one as a shower curtain!

  73. I currently just leave my quilts in a closet unless they are being used. This rack would allow me to decorate with quilts!

  74. I have many quilts and am still searching for a way to display and keep them availablefor using as well. Right now some are folded over the couch or chairs. This looks like the perfect solution!

  75. I have limited floor space so this is a new option while still being able to see the quilts, albeit behind a closed door in my sewing room. It is a better alternative to other storage options and will serve as a new way to decorating with my quilts.

  76. I have quilts on ladder. I hang a couple on the wall and the back of the couch. There is always one on my bed. The rest are rolled up and stacked on the floor. All which I rotate by season.

  77. I love the over the door rack! I have a quilt hanger my dad made that I love. Being able to display quilts vs being in a cabinet brings me joy!

    1. I usually have quilts on my beds and then near my couches for naps and snuggly tv watching. Any beyond that are folded and in various closets until it’s time to gift one. A rack like this would be a wonderful addition to my home.

  78. I hang my quilts over bars & chairs and wherever I find a spot. But I definitely do not have enough places and so this rack would be awesome!

  79. My mother was a quilter, and I have them displayed on quilt racks and the bed, and a glass quilt cabinet. I would love to display more of them. This would be perfect!

  80. Most of my quilts are put away but this would be a wonderful way to show them off!

  81. I love my quilts! I hang them on the walls, they are on my beds and over chairs and the sofa! But, I don’t have enough room to display them so an over the door hanging system is perfect!
    I store my quilts by season and by color! Most of the quilts I make are gifts but I have some favorites that I keep!

  82. I have a quilt ladder, a quilt cabinet and a quilt closet to hold my many quiltsand quilt tops. I would love to display then on my nsewing room door to see what I have done and what I need to finish. This over the door hanging rack sounds perfect!!
    Please consider me.

  83. Love your quilt hangers! I put 2-3 over my banister. Would love to have these door quilting hangers!

  84. In a pile unless I give one away. Need an easier way to store them since I have a little room as my sewing space.

  85. Love your quilt hangers! I put 2-3 over my banister. Would love to have these door quilting hangers! Would be fun and easy to store.

  86. I have ladders and beds to show them off. However this product is awesome!!! I’ve been wanting one for a while. Hope FQS Carry’s them….I need more than one 😆

  87. What a great idea! Mine are on racks all over the house. But this is such a neat way to keep quilts organized and displayed.

  88. What a great idea! As I live in a small house, this would be a wonderful way to display my quilts.

  89. My quilts are displayed all over our house – three are hanging over the rails at the top of the stairs, four are in the dining room on a quilt ladder, one is hung in the entry hallway on a wooden rod, two more are in the family room over the sofas and two antique quilts are spread over the futon in the basement to keep them unfolded! My goal is to keep moving my quilts from one place to another as “art objects” and to refold and rearrange often.

  90. I really don’t have a way to display them so they are shoved in the closet. Would love to have this!!!

  91. I currently don’t have a way to display my quilts, but I love this product. I will have to save up for one since I recently moved into my own apartment

  92. I have several rolled up in a large basket and of course on the bed, and over the couch and chair to.

  93. Love to display my quilts- Christmas ones usually go over the backs of sofas. and I have an small quilt rack but love the quilt hangars you have! They are perfect

  94. I love the idea of over the door. I have very little floor space. Perfect!

  95. I have wanted to display quilts in my sewing area which is a small space. I give many of my quilts away, but this quilt hanger is just perfect for displaying a few of my quilts. Thanks so much for bringing this to my attention and for offering this opportunity.

  96. I would love to have one of these quilt hangers. What a clever idea! I display my quilts in a cabinet about 30″ high with glass top and sides that I bought at a quilt show years ago. I also have a beautiful 7 foot quilt ladder from “Built by Briick” which holds seven quilts (they have smaller ones too). I also have a small quilt rack that holds 3 quilts and can also hang some on the railing above the stairs. But there is never enough room, so hanging on a door is a great idea!

  97. I hang my quilts on a small floor quilt stand where you can’t really see much of anything. I’d love some of these to be able to show them on doors.

  98. I really like this way to display quilts- since I only have a few completed, the ability to add on to display is excellent. 🧵🪡📍

  99. I like to rotate my wall displays of quilts. This cascading door hanger is brilliant!

  100. I display them on the back of the living room couch and chairs as well as the beds. I change them with the seasons or holidays

  101. Most of the quilts I’ve made have been gifts or for charities. The 2 I have in the house are being dragged everywhere by my kids.

  102. Quilters are some of the most inventive people ever- always coming up with new tools and ideas to make quilting more fun and user friendly!!! I love this quilt rack and could certainly put it to good use!!! I have three Designer Mystery Quilts that would look wonderful on the rack!!!

  103. What an amazing idea. We keep our quilts folded on the back of the couch or behind closed doors in the guest room. This would be so helpful to keep the away from the pets that love to cuddle in them!

    1. I have a cabinet with glass doors where I put folded quilts. I also have them on the back of sofas and chairs and folded at the foot of the beds.

  104. This quilt hanger is amazing! I have so many quilts and display them all over. On the back of every piece of furniture, in a glass cabinet and on all the beds.

    1. Hi Connie, You are the winner of this prize! Please check your email to confirm delivery information.

  105. This is brilliant! I have a few ways I like to display quilts. I have. Quilt ladder for some that I like to display seasonally. I also like to hang them from curtain rods as a wall hanging. But most of all I like to drape them over couches to be used. I love seeing my family wrapped up in a quilt that I made!

  106. Finally! Something quick, easy and pretty for hanging our quilts. I’m counting how many doors I have in my house to put one on!

  107. It would be so fun to get my quilts out of the closet and out for display. This over the door hanger would be perfect!

  108. Since I don’t have much wall space, I love to display my quilts on chairs, rolled in crocks, and simply folded on shelves 🙂

  109. I have 2 quilt ladders that are full but don’t have room for more ladders, so the quilt keeper would certainly come in handy. Thanks for sharing this idea and a chance to win one!

  110. I have three quilt racks to display quilts but that isn’t enough! I have at least 30 quilts piled on a bed. I love the idea of this door rack!

  111. Such a great idea! I have a ladder but over the door is even more space efficient!!!!!

  112. I have an oak hanger in my living room, as well as a ladder and traditional quilt rack. I love the hanger… great way to display without requiring floor space!

  113. I’ve been looking into quilt storage ideas, and this post comes at a great time! I usually drape mine over a couch/recliner based on season, but was recently looking into a ladder. However, I love this over the door hanger! We just moved into our new home and the Quilt Keeper rack would make a perfect addition to display my quilts and making our empty space look more like a home!

  114. I use a quilt ladder, but it is full. My others are folded on the bed. This looks awesome!

  115. I put my quilts all over the house to display. I store them in my closet folded.

  116. My husband made a wooden hanger that holds a quilt across the top so the entire quilt is visible. It’s perfect for displaying my seasonal quilts. I also use two ladders, two floor stands, the back of every couch/chair, and every bed. I still need more places and this door hanger looks perfect. I would be thrilled if I won this!

    1. I’m a very new quilter of finished quilts.. I have them either on bed or in closet. Would love this form of storage to display several that are in the making.

  117. I have quilts hanging over my sofa, chairs and on a quilt rack. Also quilts are used on the beds and stored in a closet. This over the door rack looks great! Crossing my fingers!!

  118. I have so many quilts that just sit in a closet! I’m thinking of getting a basket like Kimberly has shown to roll some up and have out.

  119. I have made many quilts for my cottage which is small with very little closet space. Most are stored under the bed in space saving bags which you suck the air out of. Unfortunately we forget what we have in the bags! I would love to be able to store on the back of the door.

  120. I have quilts layered up on a spare bed and I also have a huge stack in my bedroom! This would be wonderful for displaying them!

  121. I’m new to quilting. Right now I lay what I have over chairs but this is a great idea! Thank you for the opportunity!!

  122. How beautiful! This going straight to the top of my birthday wishlist! I display my quilts in a variety of ways. One of my favorite ways is to fold and then roll small quilts and stand them up in a basket I bought at an Amish family’s farm on a trip to Berlin, Ohio. The basket is huge so it holds a number of quilts, and it brings back a happy memory of a special trip with my son.

  123. Right now the only way I have to display my quilts is folded on the back of my chaise lounge chair. I have 3 that live there year round.

  124. I use a quilt ladder and lay them over my couch but I would love to have one these in my spare bedroom. Such a great idea!

  125. I have many stored in a cabinet and some of my favorites on a ladder and then seasonal ones my godmother made me on the wall.

  126. What a great idea. I am also thinking of hanging quilted seasonal decorative quilts on it, like my big quilted Christmas tree.

  127. I have two wooden quilt racks: one holds four quilts, the other just one. I love to rotate those on display, and the rest are either on beds, a couch or in a closet.

    1. I have a cabinet for most of mine but I have a curtain rod on the wall in my dinning room that us my favorite spot to hang/display a quilt. I try to stick with a season/holiday theme.

  128. I live in a smaller house with quilts on a quilt rack but it takes up a lot of room. Hanging quilts from a door would beautifully display them while giving me back some floor space! Great idea!

  129. This looks like a wonderful way to display a few more quilts. It’s always a challenge to deal with storage I a small home. Thanks for a chance at the give a way

  130. I have mine stored in glass-front cabinets, quilt ladder, and closet. The door hanger is ingenious!

  131. I display my quilts all over the house. I have a custom made (by my husband) quilt cabinet with chicken wire in the door, in our living room, along with a quilt rack made by my son. In our bedroom I have a 3 Quilt rack where I proudly display a 98 year old quilt made by my great grandmother. In my sewing room I have a quilt draped over a rustic door from the old homestead. So many quilts and still more spaces to display them😊

  132. I struggle because I have very little wall space. I fold them prettily and stack them on some of the shelves of the bookcase in my great room. I lovexseeing them, but have limited space.

  133. I have my extra quilts stacked on a chair in the living room. Not the ideal situation, but didn’t want to put them in a closet.

  134. As I live in a very small apartment the majority of my plethora of quilts are under my bed in storage bags. It would be such a delight to display them with the quilt keeper.

  135. The over the door quilt rack is a great idea. My quilts are stored on a floor rack, on beds, and hang over a second floor railing. Pretty well anywhere I can find to display them.

  136. I have so many quilts folded in baskets that this would be an awesome way to display them so they can be seen!

    1. I have 2 floor quilt racks, hang many on walls and have them stored everywhere. Any chance you have a quick
      Link to buy them. Iam not so lucky at games of chance.

  137. I’m fairly new to quilting and so far have gifted all that I have made. BUT, I have gotten some material and patterns set aside for myself. Hope to get them made before to long. Still working on some to gift. I do have an old fashion quilt rack/stand that stands on the floor and that’s where I’ll begin with displaying. Hopefully I can win this over the door display rack to display them. I love this thing.

  138. I have been storing mine in an old cedar chest. I bring them out and switch them around often in my living room, bedroom, etc. This over the door hanger would be wonderful to add colour and texture to a room and would give me an excuse to make more!

  139. I really love this idea. Currently I am not able to display my quilts, I place them folded in a closet and rotate them out for the seasons. I would love to get one of these so I could have more quilts out and ready to be used and loved

  140. I have 2 Quilt stands and 2 holders that mount to the wall. Then I have a quilt folded on the end of every bed. Swap all of these out with the ones folded in the linen closet. Would love to try one of these.

  141. I hang a few in my walls ,down the hallway on a quilt rack in my foyer and in my China cabinet in the dining room(seldom used).Love the idea of the over the door concept.Great idea and and way to store as well as show them off.

  142. I have one vertical quilt rack that holds 5 and one floor rack that holds 5. Now I am out of room so this new rack would be perfect! I have 3 doors to hang quilts on! I think I would put pool noodles on the bars to keep the quilts from getting creased though.

  143. I have many quilts. Some are hanging on walls and some are on beds. Many are put into pillowcases and stored in a cabinet. Unfortunately my cabinet is full and many more quilts are waiting to be quilted. The Quilt Keeper sounds great.

  144. I have a wooden quilt rack in my bedroom. I also have a wooden hanger on the wall in my living room for my wall hangings.

  145. Currently, I display my quilts by season and store them in bins. It would be wonderful to display more of them on the quilt keeper. Thanks.

  146. I store and display my quilts in a vintage cabinet with glass doors. So pretty to see them behind glass!

  147. Besides hanging on the wall, I hang one on a railing in my great room (steps to basement), I have some rolled in a floor basket, some on a ladder and some folded on shelves. This is a great vast to add additional displays.

  148. I am always looking for a better way to display my quilts. This sounds great. Currently I have my quilts stacked on top of the pie safe cabinet in my living room. Thank you to Ellen Taurins for your great thinking and determination.

  149. This is such a wonderful idea Mostly I shove my quilts in a closet. Not the best solution I could really use one of these!

  150. What a great giveaway! I just started making quilts and have not even thought of how I’m going to store them. This quilt rack would be perfect. Thank you to the whole team at FQS. Your awsome!

  151. I have them everywhere. Rolled up, folded, and hanging. I also give away to family and very dear friends. I love the idea of the over the door rack. FQS you are awesome for doing this!! Thanks for the opportunity and good luck everyone!!!

  152. Just retired a few years ago and picked up on quilting. I’ve quilted 3 quilts this year and have 4 projects wait to be cut. This would be the perfect solution for displaying them so family can pick which one they want for the night. I can quilt all I want.

  153. I have started a quilting journey, but I have only quilted a couple of things. I have cats and dogs and struggle with a place to put them. The over the door hanger is a great idea, easily accessible to share their beauty and keeps the quilt out of harms way 😊

  154. I am looking for better ways to display quilts so I can enjoy them better. This seems like a great way
    For those guest rooms.

  155. I love, love, love this! I have been going crazy trying to think of more places to put my quilts to display! I’ll have to save up my pennies to get a few or more! Thanks for this beautiful product Ellen and Kimberly at Fat Quarter shop for this giveaway! 🤞🏻😊❤️

  156. Sadly they don’t get displayed. They end up in vacuum sealer bags due to lack of space!! I love this idea of being able to hang them out where they can be used more! Especially in the guest room.

  157. I am always looking for ways to display my quilts. I have some in a basket and several hanging over a curtain rod mounted on the wall in my family room.

  158. I have a railing around the stairwell on the second floor. I have all sorts of quilts hanging over the railing. Also, on the railing between the bedposts at the foot of the bed. Love this idea to hang them with this frame on the back of a door – more room to display quilts!!

  159. I have one quilt displayed on a wall but all the others are in a closet or an armoire. These comments have given me many other possibilities. This over-the-door hanging system would be great!

  160. My favourite two quilts hang on the wall in my entrance hall, two are on sofas and three are on beds but the rest are stored in an old blanket chest which is very full! This looks a great alternative. Thanks for the opportunity.

  161. My quilts are mostly stacked in a pile in my sewing room. I do have a couple laid over the back of couch & chairs and some stacked in a basket. Love this door hanger quilt rack with extenders as a way to display our beautiful quilts. Seeing this makes want to get several for various doors in my home. A Big Thank You to Ellen Taurins for creating this, love it.

  162. Sorry I reread your post. I would love to win the Quilt Keeper. I am a new quilter and am finding I have no where to store my quilts. Thank you!

  163. I have a quilt ladder. It’s kind of ho hum. I have a wicker basket filled with rolled quilts to use on cooler evenings.

  164. What a wonderful idea and so useful! I currently use quilt ladders, and display quilts from quilt hanger hanging on wall.

  165. I have put my quilts everywhere there is a space. Right now they are bagged up and put in the RV in case we have to evacuate for fire season in California.

  166. I have two vintage wood ladders in our house with some of my quilts draped over the rungs…one in my sewing room and one in the living room. I would LOVE to have one of these over-the-door quilt display racks for use in the spare bedroom!

  167. I usually have one over the back of the sofa, but I love this idea of hanging off the door!!!!!

  168. I store my quilts in and on top of an armoire in my spare bedroom. I love this quilt keeper!

  169. I have wall space for one quilt and I have two or three that I especially like to hang there. The rest are wherever I can find a spot, beds, on backs of couches, on every open shelf! Lots of fun to see them around.

  170. I think this would nice on either side of the door. I have a few guest rooms and like to leave them some different size quilts to use but don’t have anyplace to really display them. This would be a perfect solution.

  171. This would be wonderful! Right now I have them on all our beds and given away a lot in order to have room. I would be so excited to be able to display!

  172. Hi, love the way this shows off quilts. I rotate mine on the bannister rail but that only allows a couple. On the back of the sofa is also a good place especially for the cat!

  173. My husband built rail display for the wall. I swap out the quilts on the wall since I have more quilts than the display will hold.

  174. This would be a great way to display my quilts. I have some hanging over the backs of chairs and couches. Others tucked away.

  175. What a great way to display quilts and thank you for such an awesome opportunity to win one! I like to display my quilts in a variety of ways. I am still new to quilting and don’t have many to display, but those I have are hung on my ladder, in my small glass door cabinet, and my minis are displayed in a wicker basket. Winning this would definitely encourage to make more quilts! 🤣
    Wishing everyone the best of luck 🤞🧵🪡

  176. I am happy to find such good company for the dilemma of where to put our treasured quilts. This design is amazing and I’d love to win one!

  177. I hang small quilts on my walls, swapping them out frequently. I keep a quilt on the couch and on the bed. Table runners, mug rugs, and placemats are on the tables as appropriate for the season. Quilted bench pillows are on the bench by the door, swapped out monthly. Sadly, my large quilts are mostly stored away in closets. I would love to display the over the door.

  178. This is just what I have been looking for. I have way too many quilts in closets where they can’t be seen. I do try to rotate quilts on the back of my sofa displaying ones to coordinate with the seasons.

  179. I display my quilts on the back of the couch, on an old quilt stand that I picked up at a yard sale, and on the railing of our staircase. I love this idea of hanging them up on the door!

  180. I have wooden racks all over my house, a beautiful glass front quilt case & quilts on the bed and couches. I only have doors left to hang quilts so this would be perfect!

  181. At present I tend to have my quilts layered on the beds. There is 4 on my bed right now and I won’t mention how many in the spare room, but I will rotate them as I was the sheets, putting the most recent on the bottom. This makes it difficult to appreciate them all together but at least I get to look at them😁

  182. What a new and fantastic idea for displaying your favorite quilts. Oh how I wish to win this giveaway!

  183. I practice ” rotational quilt displaying ” in my house. This is a fabulous way to display more quilts !

  184. At this point I’m insulating my walls with my quilts. This hanger would we great for my door.

  185. This would be so nice. Right now I have a quilt ladder that holds 4 quilts. The rest are in a closet.

  186. I try to bring all my quilts out at different times of the year. I hang some and some I put across the end of a couch. I realized that some are just not getting their time to shine. This quilt system would let them play more often.

  187. I really need more ways to display quilts because I have so many. I like to store them flat on the guest bed & it’s a big pile. Also some in closets. This is a wonderful idea.

  188. For now, I keep my quilts in an antique glass front bookcase handed down in my husband’s family. One or two quilts will go on beds.

  189. I need one of these for every interior door in my home. I still think even with that I would have many quilts piles left. I would love the link to request one on my gift list.

  190. The Quilt Keeper would be great to organize my home! I have quilts in a closet that Iwould be able showcase!

    Perfect!

    Thanks for a chance to win!

  191. Love to be able to show off my Quilts, my Moms and Grandmothers, but that is also a great way to store them. Just spread them all through the house on the doors

  192. This is such a great idea. I would need one for every door in the house and out in the studio. So many quilts and not enough places to display them.

  193. I do have some quilts that I made to hang on the wall but having a way to hang on a doorway would be great!

  194. Up to now most of my quilts are in a linen closet except for the ones that are in a bench my husband made for me that is open on the front for my quilts. Recently I’ve started pulling some out of the closet and I’m stacking them on top of an antique chest that is in my entry way.

  195. My hubby had a quilt ladder built specifically for a tall wall in our house. It’s in our family room and it is used constantly.

  196. I currently have only one basket for displaying my quilts, however I do display some on a guest bed. I suppose the main way I showcase my quilts is the back of my couch. The rest of them are kept in a closet. I would love the opportunity to see my quilts all of the time on the back of a door. What a genius idea!

  197. My house was not built with enough walls to display my quilts but I do have doors. This sounds like a great solution to my dilemma plus it keeps me off ladders so I feel safe. Would love to win this and be able to share it with my quilting friends.

  198. Omg the idea of being able to display quilts on the door is a brilliant idea. FQS you always amaze me with the ideas you come up with. Right now I display my quilts on a tobacco ladder that my husband made for me that is in my living room.

    1. I like mine where I can see them–on quilt ladders and racks and glass-front cabinets. I love this over-the-door option.

  199. I have a quilt rack my husband built for me, a quilt ladder, and they are on the couches, tables, etc. Love to see them!😊

  200. My husband built me two ladders for my finished quilts. One has mine on it, the other has a couple that my grandmother made and the quilt she and I made together when I got engaged we finished it before she got sick. I have one other quilt on display. It’s a baby quilt that I made in my grandmother’s memory for my firstborn because she passed away before he was born. It is just hanging on a wall with safety pins and nails.

  201. I hang mine quilts over railings, have some on the wall and others are draped or folded over couches and chairs, not to mention the bed quilts. This looks like the perfect way to store quilts that aren’t in season.

  202. I gift most of my quilts, but the ones I have would look great hanging on one of these hangars!

  203. I currently have quilts in baskets in my family room, and 1 or 2 folded on beds in the bedrooms. I have more quilts than beds so this would be fantastic to have to display other quilts.

  204. These would be perfect for all the quilts I make for my family. My sister displays hers and I know her daughters and daughters-in-law would really love to have one or two. What an amazing idea.

  205. What a great idea to make good use of the space we already have to display quilts using The Quilt Keeper! I personally have 3 doors in my sewing room and The Quilt Keeper would be a great addition to the decor of this room. I could display my quilts on a rotating basis and could enjoy my creations even more!

  206. I have quilts on beds and as table toppers. But I love this idea to add a new way to display some more quilts! How smart!

  207. I have two quilt racks that I display my quilts on. This over the door quilt display is awesome though. I really love this idea. Could use one in each bedroom. Working on a lot of quilts that need to be displayed.

  208. The quilt keeper looks like a magnificent idea, that is also gorgeous! As I am getting older, I realize all the quilts I have “in storage” are not getting the love and attention they deserve. I want to enjoy them more, and if I had the quilt keeper, I could not only embellish my surroundings, but I could relish the memories of making of each quilt. As we know as makers, each quilt has a story. It is time to get them out and show their beauty and share their stories.

  209. I have two quilt racks that my father made that are best suited for smaller quilts. I love the quilt keeper on a door because there’s nothing to dust or move when vacuuming.

  210. I have various ways to display my quilts. I hang a large quilt in my living on a curtain rod attached to the wall. I have my twin brass bed headboard in my sewing room with antique quilts draped over it. I have a wooden quilt hanger my dad built, as well as a quilt rack. I also use hang ups for on the wall in my craft space. I also drape over chairs and the couch and roll up for storing in a large antique stone crock. They’re everywhere!!! HA

  211. All the quilts I’ve ever made have been given away. I’m in the process of making my first quilt for myself and would love a way to display it. I’m also planning to make more for myself to keep in between the ones I will continue to give away. This item is super cool and I’ve never seen anything like it.

  212. I don’t have a good way for storing quilts … they’re mostly just folded & over the top of the couches or in piles in bedrooms

  213. I hang a couple and have a couple thrown over sofa and chair. I switch them out. Thanks for the chance. I love the hanger.

  214. These would be ideal for living in my retirement center apartment to make a nice display.

  215. I have had my eye on this for awhile. I didn’t know about the extenders but like it!

  216. I display a few on my guest room bed but they do end up getting covered with other things when I’m cleaning up the livingroom or sewing room! I would really love one of these over the door hangers! Would work great! Pick me please!!!

  217. What a wonderful way to display quilts. Currently my quilts are stored in closets when not in use. I would love to hang this on the back of my bedroom door so I can look at my quilts as I go to sleep.

  218. I display them rolled up in a basket and two on a floor quilt rack. Love the idea of over the door.

  219. Love this idea for additional quilt storage. I use old ladders around our home , this would look wonderful in my studio for tops yet to be quilted.

  220. I have an antique basket that was my grandmothers and i fold them and put the in the basket.

  221. I bought a small cabinet to put my quilts in. I also have one hanging on the wall and put them on the backs of the couches and chairs. Others just sit in a pile in my craft room.

  222. What a great idea. I currently display more than store and have been looking at getting a ladder but I like this idea even better. It doesn’t need a wall and floor space.

  223. I have an old wringer washout stand I like to stack my quilts on. I’d love to try your new door hanger!

  224. I’d love to get this for my daughter. She doesn’t have a lot of space to store quilts and this would allow her to have an out-of-the-way place to display them.

  225. All of my quilts are folded and stacked on a wire metal shelf I bought at Target. I do have a curtain rod on my sewing room wall that I use to hang quilts to display. I change them out with the seasons.

  226. I have several ways of displaying.

    Over a couch
    In a glass case/trunk
    On a hanging shelf
    On a wire rack hung from wall

    I’ve not found a ladder for displaying but also wouldn’t know where to place it in my home, but this could be used on several bedroom doors, displaying them and making them accessible for use. Would love this!

  227. What a wonderful addition to any quilters home! I am envisioning it on my guest bedroom door. A guest can enjoy seeing quilts or use one on a chilly night.

  228. I have one quilt ladder and a free standing wrought iron quilt ladder. I have some hanging on the walls and some over the stair railing! Like everyone else I have so many to display. I noticed this quilt hanger a few weeks ago. I’d love to display my quilts on one!

  229. I have quilts everywhere in our home. I have three quilt racks, plus I have quilts on our chairs, the sofa and the foot of the beds. I recently put quilts in a large wicker basket. Quilts are also displayed on two wooden wall mounts. I hang quilts on the walls using adjustable curtain rods. I’ve been looking for racks for our doors, and this over-the-door quilt rack looks amazing.

  230. I like to display and use my quilts on the back of the couches and foot of my beds. I also have a quilt ladder for display.

  231. I absolutely love this idea! Right now the few quilts I’ve made are in a basket. I’ve only been quilting a year and made six quilts, but I should be doubling that this year and have been looking at ways to display my handiwork!

  232. I have quilt racks and ladders and still have quilts I would like to display. I have also displayed in another house on a curtain rod which I loved because I have seasonal quilts,

  233. Wow!! What a great idea. I have a quilt i wanted to hang on my sewing room door. This is perfect. You are absolutely right that I have quilts all over my house and this is perfect. Just trying to decide how many I want.

  234. I display quilts on floor racks a ladder and my husband hung a curtain rod with clips above my bay window. If I want to let in more light I just slide the quilt to one side.

  235. Most of my quilts are in an armoire. This is so clever, I could have one in each bedroom!

  236. I like to display my quilts in my Gram’s glass front hutch that I have of her’s, on quilt ladders, beds, wooden quilt shelves, draped over a couch or chair, on tables & beds.

  237. Thus is a genius idea. I love it. I “display” my quilts like everyone else it seems – her and there, on beds, sofa backs, folded on a shelf….

  238. This is such a fabulous idea! I have so many quilts rolled up and hidden away in storage. I would love to rotate them monthly using a hanging system like this! Thanks for the chance to win one!

  239. I have them in a couple of ladders, but it’s difficult to display them in my loft. This would be a great solution!

  240. Such a great idea! It is space saving, tucked away, lots of storage room and best of all, if it is in your guest room, your stayovers get to enjoy your beautiful quilts too.

  241. I have lots of quilts in my head. So far, the quilts I’ve made are on beds. When I finish some of the quilts that are in my head, I will need a place to display them and the Quilt Keeper sounds perfect! Thank you!

  242. I display my quilts on every couch and chair I have. I met this wonderful woman at the quilt show in Sarasota last winter. I should’ve bought one at her booth.

  243. Currently, I am storing my quilts on our guest room bed. Unfortunately, only the top quilt can be seen. I would love to be able to hang three quilts at a time. Thank you for the opportunity to win one.

  244. I store my quilts several different ways. My husband built me a quilt ladder that I store 6 of my favorite quilts on. I also have several quilts adorning some of the walls in my house. Other quilts are packed away in quilt storage bags under my bed. I can see how the Quilt Keeper would be a great way to store/show beautiful quilts.

  245. I store my holiday quilts in a closet. I have some hanging on display and some on a ladder. I like the idea of hanging some on a door!

  246. I’ve only been quilting a few years so don’t have too many yet! I currently have them stacked on a shelf in the closet, a few stacked on the spare bed, and a coup,e draped over furniture. I like how this hanger displays but doesn’t take up floor space. It would be perfect in my condo.

  247. I have given away all the quilts I have made and finally decided this was my year to make and KEEP quilts. I have one ready to quilt, and two ready to cut. This hanger would be amazing for them!

  248. I don’t really have a good way to display quilts. Quilts in use are crumpled on couches and beds, and others are folded and draped over clothes hangers on a garment rack in my sewing room. A quilt keeper would be an improvement.

  249. I usually have at least one on the bed and sometimes one folded up at the foot of the bed. I have a few piled up on the trunk at the end of the bed and others on the couch. I have a lot of minis on the wall but mostly just folded and stacked up as I have a small apartment. I would really love to win one of these!

  250. I generally store them on a bed, piled up or folded on chairs or a quilt rack at the end of a bed.

  251. Currently I display 2 quilts in my living room. One on the back of the sofa and one on the matching side chair. I done have much room to display in my craft room so this idea is perfect!

  252. Now I only gave one quilt hanging over my door. With this rack I can hang three!!

  253. I have a small display cabinet, wold love the over door option. Thank you for the opportunity!

  254. I display some of my quilts on a quilt rack but have so many that I also layer them on a bed in a guest room so they don’t have to be folded. The bad thing about that is when you have company you have to take them all off the bed😂

  255. Due to space limitations I only display quilts on the sofa and sometimes on the recliner.
    This is a marvelous idea.

  256. Storing quilts has been an issue for me, as my house is small, and has lots of open space with few walls for quilt ladders or cabinets. This idea is awesome! Over the door solves several problems for me, and will allow me to actually display quilts that are now in drawers.

  257. Displaying quilts is so challenging! A couple of mine hang over the over-large footboard on our bed. If I find a pattern I especially like, I make a smaller version and hang it on the wall behind the couch. There are also baskets of quilts and afghans in almost every room in our home! And of course, a quilt on every bed. This quilt keeper looks like such a lovely way to expand and protect quilts while letting their art shine!

  258. I would love to display my quilt in this fashion, great option for us who have very little storage. LOVE IT

  259. Right now most of my quilts either drape the back of the sofa or my rocking chair. The rest are stored in a closet, and I’m not sure what to do with them. I love this quilt keeper idea. What a great way to save space and show off my quilts at the same time.

  260. I use one on my couch daily and two are on a blanket ladder. I’m a newby.

  261. I’ve a few on couch backs, more than a few gifted ones are on the beds of loved ones, and the bulk of them are in closets. My unfinished quilts are sadly in a stack in a closet.

    Were I to win this brilliant display hanger, more quilts would be displayed. In fact I am looking at three doors that lead into my craft room. I’m going to have to start a ‘saving for quilt hangers’ bucket.

  262. I have a couple of ladders and a couple of baskets I roll my quilts and put them in. This looks really neat!

  263. right now I put one on a shelf, and the rest go in a closet, so it’d be nice if they weren’t hidden and able to be displayed. lovely idea for a small home with limited storage.

  264. I love organizing, even tho to see my studio you would not know it! I have a small quilt chest that I keep the quilts I inherited from my mother. The quilts that I make are on our beds and folded on top of a shelf that was used to place pillows and suitcases. I love this quilt rack!

  265. Most of my quilts been given away. I have one over the back of my chair and some on my beds. Others are folded and stuffed in closets. This is a wonderful way to display them. Thank you for this opportunity.

  266. I love to see quilts folded and stacked on chairs, in bookcases, and would love to see then hanging on doors with this quilt keeper. Thanks for the chance to win.

  267. I have a number on display – one that I change up every few months hangs from clips on a large curtain rod in my family room, three hang over the rails on a antique ladder and a few on every couch and footstool.

  268. I have my quilts in a Chiba cabinet. I bought a quilt ladder in Amish country in Ohio, but cost to ship was too costly so had to return. This over the four rack loos like a good alternative.

  269. I’ve been thinking recently that I would like to have something to help “show off” my completed quilts and considered looking for a ladder to use for that, and then, lo and behold, here in my favorite quilt store is the perfect answer. The Quilt Keeper! Needless to say I hope I’m drawn for the prize as it will be perfect for my use! Thank you for having it for a give away!

  270. I have most of my quilts stored in a plastic storage tote. I have some in quilt bag, a few on quilt ladders and some on beds. I love to change them out for seasonal and holiday times of the year. It is very laborious to switch them out. My mother told me to stop making quilts, make something else. I’m addicted!

  271. I enjoy folding or rolling up my quilts for storage, so I can see and enjoy them

  272. I usually keep my quilts in a cedar lined chest.
    If I make a table runner, I put that out for display,
    I would love to win that quilt rack. It looks like a great
    solution for displaying your quilts.

  273. I have a walnut quilt display case with glass sides-love it & it is full!!
    I have purchased a gun cabinet & hope to have a couple glass shelves installed. Also have quilt racks on every available wall in our home-love to display quilts seasonally!

  274. I display quilts over chairs, on beds, a quilt ladder plus many folded in a glass display case. Over the door hanger would look great on the double doors into my sewing room!

  275. I only have 1 quilt rack which holds the quilts I make and my grandmothers quilts. I’ve only been quilting since 2020. What a great idea to hand them over the door on a holder. I would love the opportunity to be able to do that.

  276. I love the look of this new storage rack! I currently store them in a pile on a cabinet and over a railing

  277. I think this is a fantastic way to store quilts. I would love to have one for every door in my house!

  278. I own 2 of these hangers and they are perfect for display in my garage studio. I placed them on the back of 2 doors that lead into the garage. We are moving to NM, so I plan to get the extenders for these in our new place, which will be a much colder climate. I’ll “need” more for the bedrooms now!

  279. I have a quilt floor rack in my family room and a wall quilt hanger in my kitchen. The rest of my quilts are piled up everywhere. I would love to see a few more hanging from doors with this quilt keeper. Thank you for the idea and a chance to win.

  280. I love this!I live in a small mobile home so my space is limited. I have one room with my material, iron board and cutting table and my bedroom has my bed with my sewing machine table along the wall. I make it work. Lol I have my quilts on my bed, closets, and sitting on a table. I would love this to be able to display them and so I have a excuse to make more with the room I would have. Lol

  281. Currently, we have quilts on the beds, over the backs of sofas, and folded in each of our recliners for quick snuggle access. Would love to hang them on a rack for an uncluttered appearance, but still have them readily accessible. Thank you Fat Quarter Shop for all you do!

  282. I have a quilt ladder, and a quilt rail I hang a quilt in my living room. I also hang quilts in my sewing room with hooks. I love this sea of an over the door hanger. You can never have too many quilts. Each one has a story and love to be displayed.

  283. I store each quilt that is not on a bed in a pillowcase in the closet. I give away almost all my quilts.

  284. I have two ladders for my quilts. I also change out the quilts on the back of my couches and on all of the beds. It just makes me happy to be able to look at them! I think the idea of the door hanger quilt keeper would be a wonderful addition to add to the way I display my quilts. Quilts make the house so cozy….

  285. I have my quilts folded and stored in a closet. This holder would be a great way to display my quilts.

  286. My quilts are stacked in a closet unless g going on the back of the sofa. This would be a great way to hang quilts I. My hallway downstairs.

  287. We have a hanging quilt rack/shelf. Each season and holiday, we hang a new quilt and the shelf allows for some additional fun decor! Other quilts are stored in cabinets (with glass doors), baskets, or closets.

  288. I live in an apartment so space is at a premium. This is a great idea and would be a wonderful way to show my quilts off!

  289. Quilts are displayed on walls, ladders, draped over furniture, in baskets, and folded in stacks here and there. I really like this over-the-door hanger!

  290. My favorite way to display my quilts is on furniture: beds, sofas, chairs and in cabinets.

  291. I use a couple of wooden floor quilt racks to display and hold my quilts (but hubby complains they take up too much space). I would love this over the door quilt rack … it looks amazing.

  292. I have one on a small ladder by the fireplace, some folded and put away. Recently purchased a wrought iron wine rack to display a few small quilts in…..now to get them made. I have 2 vintage summer quilts that would look fabulous on that door rack for the season.

  293. I only have the back of chairs, sofa and the end of my bed to display my quilts…this over door display would be super!

  294. Mine are either stored in a closet or folded up by the coach ready to use. This looks like such a great idea!

  295. I stored my quilts in a linen closet and enjoy displaying them on a wall in my dining room, and most times make a runner for the diningroom table to match.

  296. I have a ladder, a Barringer bookcase, a pile of quilts that need a home, and also a spare bedroom that has quilts hanging from the footboard.

  297. I keep quilts in a basket in my living room for snuggles, movie nights etc. All of our beds have a quilt on them as well. I’d love to use this hanger to display more quilts–it would make it easier for me to rotate them each season!

  298. I hang a quilt in the stairway above the landing, in the living room, the entry and the kitchen all the others are folded on racks in a closet and so sad to be in the dark! This is an awesome idea!!!

  299. I put them on the back of couches, on the foot of beds and hang some on the walls.

  300. I have my quilts in big baskets all over the house. Some are on beds. I would love to win the over the door quilt display!

  301. This is such a beautiful way to display quilts! I greatly appreciate the opportunity to possibly win this! Currently, of those not in use, I am able to display a couple of quilts in my sewing room. The rest are folded in my spare bedroom dresser drawers.

  302. I like to see and use my quilts so they’re tossed on chairs and beds. And they get switched out seasonally with those stored in the closet.

  303. I currently have one quilt ladder that I have covered with quilts. Otherwise, I have some on the beds and the rest in a chest.

  304. I display quilts on ladders, beds, and chairs. The Quilt Keeper gives me more places to display that I haven’t used yet-DOORS! It’s genius!

  305. This is a genius idea! I have very limited wall space in my home for a quilt ladder, so I’ve just been displaying on the couch and in a big basket. I love this look!

  306. I display my quilts in many ways. I have them on the beds in my home and also at the bottom of beds. I use an old wooden ladder to display, baskets with small quilts over the edge and rolled inside. A childhood red wagon with quilts rolled. Hanging on walls. Have glass door antique cabinets with quilts folded inside.
    Change out quilts on walls, end tables and dinning room table for each season and holiday.

  307. A variety of ways. Two hanging on walls, a couple draped and a small stack on a shelf.

  308. I have very little wall space to display quilts so I love this, especially with the additional extenders!

  309. I would love to have this quilt organizer! I’m working on my first two quilts and have wondered how I would display them. This would be perfect!

  310. I have my quilts everywhere. I lots that are rolled and stored in a huge woven basket, on the back of the sofa, hanging ingredients over my juliet balcony railing as well as on quilt racks.

  311. I store them over the couch and chairs, in a closet, and stacking them on top of each other on the guest bed. I would love to hang them on the doors!

  312. I usually toss them over the couch based on which season it is. Love the door hanger.

  313. Thie products looks like a great solution for displaying some of my quilts. I would love to win this.

  314. Unfortunately, I don’t have a perfect way to display my quilts. I haven’t been calling long and find it difficult to display them to my liking.
    Currently, I display small items on tables and I’m using larger quilts on my bed.
    I would love to have a quilt keeper to display my quotes

  315. This over the door quilt keeper sounds like heaven! Currently most of my quilts are stored in a zipped fabric container in my closet. Some haven’t been seen for a few years, except to refold. Only two large quilts are hanging on the wall, along with some mini quilts on my sewing room walls.

  316. Most of the quilts I have made have been gifted. Right now my many unfinished quilt tops are in my sewing closet 😉

  317. I hang mine on a quilt ladder , over the couch . I have a rod in my hallway that I change with the seasons . Thanks for the opportunity to win .

  318. I don’t have a place but this over the door keeper would be an awesome start. Thank you FQS for all your ideas and fun!

  319. I have a hard time displaying my quilts because of a two story entryway that gets too much sun on the walls! My daughter has a beautiful wooden quilt hanger with a shelf above to display seasonal items. I make her a lot of quilts. So far I put them on beds under the bedspread so as not to fold them and get them faded in the sun. So this idea is amazing as I have doors that could hold my quilts that I have spent so much time on. I do give a lot of quilts away. As my daughter in law says. It’s my love language.

  320. I store mine in pillowcases so they can breathe. I do have a few I have hung on ladder rungs. This idea is great bc with limited space it’s a winner.

  321. I store mine in pillowcases so they can breathe. I do have a few hung on ladder rungs. This idea is great bc with limited space it’s a winner.

  322. Nothing makes me happier than bringing a quilt out of my closet to display on my couch. But over the years after making and accumulating several quilts, it becomes hard to choose. I would love to have something like this to hang in my guest room to isplay many at once.😉 I am originally from Indiana and now I live in Florida🌴I have many visitors throughout the year and my guest room gets used frequently.
    I used to work as a nurse, but I had to retire early due to a genetic eye disorder that overtime has caused legal blindness. I can no longer see to drive, but I still have enough close vision to sew.
    ( You can imagine how excited I was when Lori Holt came out with her line of Readers🤓)
    Like most quilters, Fat Quarter Shop has become a staple in my house with all the wonderful tutorials Kimberly has shared🥰She has taught me so many techniques,🪡 that sewing has become a must almost everyday🤗. I can not Thank Kimberly and Fat Quarter Shop enough for all their hard work and dedication that makes my sewing life so much fun and easier. 🥰❤️❤️

  323. I have been looking for another way to display my quilts–some quilted by my husband’s aunt, some by my mother, grandmother and grandfather, some I quilted, and some I rescued from flea markets and other such venues. I want my quilts displayed and easy to pull off a rack for people to use. I love this over-the-door rack!!

  324. I have several places I can hang this over the door quilt keeper. That’s what I love about it. That I can move it around each season showcasing my quilts. I’ll start with my sewing room closet door to keep me motivated on my current projects.

  325. I have my quilts thrown over the back of chairs, but I really do not like that. Also, I crochet 🧶 and have to store or put them in chairs or on beds. This is such an ingenious idea for showing both quilts and crocheted afghans. I just love this product!

  326. I have 3 overloaded quilt ladders in my office/guest room and a quilt rack in my bedroom that I am surprised hasn’t fallen apart! Along with the tops waiting to be sandwiched hanging on the back of 2 doors. I need help and this would be ideal!

  327. I don’t have enough quilts to store any. But I’d love to display the. Using the Quilt Keeper!

  328. I store my quilts on an old wood quilt rack that was given to me. I would love this rack!!

  329. I have a pile of quilts on a chair in the bedroom. Would be nice to display them on this over the door hanger.

  330. I would love a Quilt Keeper, perfect for over the door in my Sewing Studio

  331. I have seen this quilt rack and ever since, I have wished to have one. Like everybody else, I have quilts stashed and stacked everywhere. Thank you so much.

  332. I store my quilts on wooden ladders in three rooms. Love the over-the-door wrought iron rack! Thanks Fat Quarter Shop for offering this new concept.

  333. I display my quilts on the back of my couch and over a neutral colored chair. I change them seasonal to make my room come alive each season!

  334. I live in a small apartment and I lack space for my quilts. I would love to have this to display my quilts ❤️

  335. Love this idea! Some of my quilts are on the couch, walls, beds and in piles. Since it takes me awhile to bind (least favorite) I can hang on sewing room door until I’m ready.

  336. I am fairly new to quilting. I have made some for grandchildren but now have made several I want to keep. This would be a lovely way to display them.

  337. My favorite way is stacked in an antique wooden cabinet, that my grandparents used to keep player piano rolls in. But, it’s full!

  338. I love to use a quilt on each bed. I have two quilt racks that I recently loaded with quilts and put in the living room so that I can enjoy seeing my quilts every day. I also have one quilt on a rocking chair in the living room. My grandson’s full-size play quilt stays folded on the couch between visits. When he is here it is in the floor for him to enjoy. I would love to win this. I would put it in my son’s old room where they stay when they are visiting. I would hang several special quilts on it.

  339. Store quilts in a closet and beds, switching them out seasonally. I have had this over the door hanger on my wishlist for awhile, would be so cool to win one.😊

  340. I have 2 curtain rods where I hang quilts and change out for each season.
    In the great room I have a high quilt hanger (tall wall)which I also change out periodically.
    This hanger would be great for me to get some more quilts out of the closet.

  341. I haven’t been able to display any quilts yet. This would be a pretty way to do that. I had been thinking about a ladder for display.

  342. I always have a seasonal quilt displayed in the living room on a quilt shelf with a wooden dowel below it to hang the quilt. There are also a few folded on a shelf in the living room. Then in the sewing room some are folded on shelves, a couple hanging from curtain rods, and some rolled up in a basket. And of course, quilts in the beds! This over the door hanger would be another great way to display some!

  343. Ooooh, I love this over the door quilt hanger! Currently I have a wooden ladder where I have 7 quilts over four hangers, so three are doubled up! I also have drawers and baskets and closets with quilts in them!

  344. I like to display quilts over the back of chairs and folded up on shelves in our living spaces. I have a quilt ladder but i haven’t discovered the best way to use/style it.

  345. As I finish my quilts, they are stored in a trunk. A quilt rack would be much better so that I would be able to share my work with others easily! Love the idea!

  346. What a great idea. I could really use one of those or two or three. I have quilts displayed on a ladder and several stacked on a shelf that I would love to display on a quilt keeper like yours. Thanks for invented such a great idea

  347. I have struggled with the best way to display my quilts. I do have a ladder I use but it does not show off all my work! I have limited space to hang them so I have to just stack them on a chair!

  348. This woman is a genius, so creative! I display my quilts over furniture or railing!! Would love to hang this in my house!!

  349. I have them over: the stair rail, in closets, cabinets and a ladder. This is a great invention! Why didnt I think of that?!

  350. Right now mine are stored in a glass front cabinet. And for holidays I bring a corresponding quilt out and drape it over our couch to be used. I love this idea too! Thanks for the chance to win one! ❤️

  351. I would love the quilt keeper. I do have a large ladder displaying quilts, some on the backs of couches, but so many in the closets! This is a wonderful idea!

  352. This is fantastic! I currently store quilts in a big glass front cabinet, and on the beds.

  353. I have a rod on one wall in my living room and change that quilt with holidays and seasons. I have a hanging rack with 4 arms on a dining room wall to display my coffee quilts. I also have a quilt rack that sits on the floor. One quilt (just a top) is draped on an open door of a hutch and other quilts are on furniture and on beds. The over the door hanger would be great to get more quilts on display!

  354. I would love the quilt keeper. I do have a large ladder displaying quilts, some on the backs of couches, but so many in the closets! This is a wonderful idea!

  355. At the present time, I have my quilts displayed and stored throughout my home. They are on beds, in a basket, and hanging on a wrought iron ladder. But the space used most often are chair backs. I have a quilt hanging on a rocker in the living room, on the back of a recliner in the family room, and on the backs of the extra chairs in the dining area. I use whatever space I can, but this quilt rack would solve a storage issue I will have when I move to a smaller home next year.

  356. My husband built me a quilt ladder and I love it! Unfortunately, as I continue making quilts, I’ve ‘grown’ out of it! This is a fantastic new way to store and display more quilts!

  357. My son has made 2 quilt display racks and I also use a vintage ladder I found. I have several hanging on walls using curtain roads as well. I am always looking for more ways to display my quilts. Love this one!

  358. This looks awesome! I have limited space now that I had to size down where I live, and this would help so much. How clever able to put them over display on your doors. Fabulous idea! I could sure use this.🩷

  359. This would be perfect to display quilts on my coat closet door at the end of hallway ( plus it would cover up the ugly door 🤣)!!!

  360. I have some on a quilt ladder, one on a heart quilt rack, some in a pie safe, some on the couch and on my bed.

  361. I love this ingenious idea! It would be great for us as older apartment dwellers. 🙂 Thank you Ellen Taurins for coming up with such a wonderful solution for displaying our masterpieces!

  362. I store my quilts all over! On a ladder, folded up on top of furniture! This is a great way to store them! ❤️

  363. This thing is great. Wish I had the money to put one over every door in my house and display all my quilts. A clever of Ellen to create this awesome quilt rack.

  364. I’m buying a new house to make room for all my quilts! They are tucked everywhere;)

  365. I love this!! What a great idea for a better way to show off my quilts 🙂 I have moved three times in the last 5 years so several of my quilts have been in storage. I get to finally see them again in July and this will help me organize them once I get them out of storage.

  366. I have a beautiful old China hutch that has glass doors. It is perfect for storing my quilts that are currently not in use. I rotate quilts in and out of it dependent upon the season.

  367. My quilts are all over the house, draped over couches and chairs, hanging over railings and on a quilt ladder that my boyfriend built for me after I showed him a picture from Pinterest (what a great surprise!). This over-the-door quilt rack looks like just the thing we ALL need! Good job, Ellen Taurins!

  368. I store my quilts is a bookcase with glass doors. I fold them so they are side ways vertical so in little space many quilts. I had a latter, took uo too much floor space.

  369. I display my quilts on couch and chair backs, as well as using hangars on the wall. These over the door hangers would be much nicer, allowing me to display more quilts at once, but also making switching quilts much easier. What a great idea!

  370. I display short table runners on the chair backs of dining room and kitchen tables.

  371. I would love to have the quilt keeper. I have the perfect door to hang it on plenty of quilts to hang. Thanks for you generous offer.

  372. On a wall ladder, folded on chests, displayed on the piano, beds, guest room rockers & beds…. So many beautiful quilts! Over the door sounds fabulous!

  373. Most my quilts end up in storage because I have no way to display them. So this hanger would be a blessing to hang a few of my quilts.

  374. I hang my “youngest” quilt over a railing. I’d love to have the over the door hanger for a guest room.

  375. I don’t currently have any storage solutions. They are all over my house! I am drowning in quilts! This is a beautiful way to store them. I hope I win!

  376. Organization isn’t an issue because I seem to have given away almost every quilt I have made! My favorite display method is to hang on a rack or on the wall.

  377. I use quilt ladders, quilt racks, quilt hangers, the back of a chair, folded on a bench, on the bed, over the railing….I love having them in display!

  378. I love to display quilts on the oak quilt rack my father made for me. It holds three quilts and I have soooo many more.

  379. I store mine in piles in a spare bedroom. I like the idea of a door hanger better than a ladder which takes up wall space.

  380. I have three quilt racks on the wall, five small quilts hung on a piece of molding in a hallway and many over the backs of chairs and couches. There are lots more folded in a closet that I need to go through. I would love to win the over the door hanger, what a great idea! I need to go through the quilts in the closet and give some to my kids and grands! Thanks for a chance to win!

  381. I have one curtain rod in the dining room where I rotate displaying my quilts. Other than that, the quilts are on two shelves in my sewing room. Thanks for the chance to win the quilt hanger.

  382. I have a great many quilts. Up to now I have displayed them individually on oak quilt shelf racks. The remainder of my quilts are in handmade cabinets I use as side tables by my couches. This metal quilt keeper would enable me to display several quilts in one area. It is a perfect design for displaying multiple quilts.

  383. I have quilts hung, draped over couch, on a quilt ladder, and folded in a glass front cabinet.

  384. I don’t really have a good way to display my quilts. I rotate them thru the guest bedroom which is also one of my sewing rooms, so I get to enjoy them. I would love to win the door hanger. Such a great idea!

  385. I have a few quilts on a quilt ladder in the family room. I have others rolled up in a basket in the living room. The other poor darlings live in the closet in my sewing room.

  386. I would use this on the back of the door to my downstairs suite of this house where my younger brother & I live while Co-caregivers to our 96 year old mother. I would want something round over the rack rungs, like a cotton cloth covered “pool noodle”. I have several queen sized & a wedding anniversary photo quilt to hang.
    Right now, I drape them on my sofa, recliner & hang wall hangings on the walls @ the stairway landing to my suite.

  387. I have a Quilt Keeper and would love the extension pack!! Besides that, I have quilts on my couch and also use curtain rods to hang them on my walls using cafe hooks or I sew a sleeve on the back to put the curtain rod through.

  388. I display quilts and wall Hangings all over my house. I use them like pictures and especially like to hang them for every holiday.

  389. My favorite way to display is on the railing of my 2nd floor. I can display many of my beautiful creations at a tine and change them out for the seasons. I would like to add one of the quilt keepers to every door upstairs to tie in the look.

  390. I display seasonally on the back of chairs, on the stair railing, on the sofa arm. When not in use they are folded away.

  391. I am able to showcase my quilts several ways. I have a quilt ladder that holds 6 quilts. I also have a 2 story entry way in my house so I have a railing that I’m able to hang quilts on!

  392. I wish I had a long rail to hang my quilts on but I don’t. I display some on a small ladder from a bunk bed, have one or two over the back of a sofa, and large quilts over a quilt rack, with some in beds of course. Some wall hangings on the walls. I love table runners and change them for the seasons. This door hanger would be so nice to use in various rooms and looks like a variety of sizes could be displayed. Wonderful idea!

  393. I love this idea. I have been storing mine in boxes made to store quilts. The over the door hanging rack is perfect for my quilts. I will need more than one

  394. I have a quilt rack my father in law made me about 48 years ago, but no room for it now. Would love to have this!

  395. I’d love to hang my Lori Holt quilts that I have finished recently. They would look darling on the door that faces my living room so I could see them nicely displayed everyday.

  396. I have a quilt ladder and every bed has one. Also some on backs of chairs and the sofas. I love this idea though.

  397. I use a tall glass cabinet to display mine. Also have a few on the walls hung on drapery rods.
    What a great idea!

  398. I have a couple of quilt racks, also a couple are hanging from rods installed in the family room, plus I use the 2nd floor railing for display. The over the door rack is genius!

  399. I am putting together my first sewing room as we speak! This would work great to display quilts on my closet door!

  400. I have some quilts stored on ladders, at the foot of a bed or stacked in a cabinet. Would love to have one of these hangers.

  401. Mine are folded up on chairs, cedar chests, stacked up (open) on beds that aren’t being used and/or hanging on the walls.

  402. I display my quilts on a quilt ladder my son made me. I rotate them as the seasons change. I love this door hanger!

  403. This looks like exactly what I need. I’d like to display quilts that aren’t in use, but I’m very limited on space. This solution would definitely work for me!

  404. What a clever way to display quilts. I have two quilt ladders my husband made plus a free standing quilt rack from a friend and I cut down the ladder my husband used to build our house. But still have lots of quilts stored in closets

  405. Lovely idea. I bought an arm off of Etsy that attaches to the wall. It only hangs 4 quilt’s however. I change them out seasonally. My others are in cabinets and baskets and on furnishings. I would totally see this on my bedroom door. Thanks for the opportunity.

  406. love this! right now it is out of sight out of mind which is a terrible way to store them!

  407. My quilts are displayed on beds and some are just stored in bags. This would be fantastic to display my quilts

  408. My dream is to combine ladders & something like this to store and display quilts that aren’t currently hanging on display. I also have a wonderful antique oak buttermold bed that I dream of eventually have a spare room to set it up in and dedicating it to “storing” layers of quilts laid out flat on the mattress like an old fashioned Quilt Turning would be laid our. For now the out of season quilts are folded & hanging in my closet courtesy of a collection of clippy pants hangers.

  409. We have blankets laying on the couch. The quilts I’ve done have all been for others, but that is in the process of being corrected with several that I intend to surprise hubby with! I have a quilt rack my father made for me that I use when I have a quilt top that I’m working on. The quilt keeper looks lovely and whomever wins it will be able to get a lot of use out of it!

  410. I fold quilts and stack them on an end table. Would be great to hang them.

  411. I bought a quilt arm off of Etsy that attaches to the wall. It displays 4 quilts that I change out seasonally. This is a great idea. It would go great on my bedroom door.

  412. I use them on the beds in my home. I love the over the door hanger idea!!

  413. Draped over my grandfather’s cradel, lovingly over chairs, and on staircasing for big impact

  414. I display one quilt on a curtain rod in the living room, one in the bedroom, and the rest on a ladder my husband made for me.

  415. My quilts are stack inside a closet. Would love to have one of these quilt racks,

  416. oh my this is sew clever, I could use one in every room of the house. I love making quilts but they get put in a closet only to show them every now and again on a guest bed. I have a friend who visits and each time I try to put a different quilt on the bed.

  417. I like to hang my favorite quilts on the large blank wall in my entryway. I have 5 there now, displaying what makes me happy.

  418. Oh, this is wonderful! I have so many tops to quilt and nowhere to display them. It would encourage me to get those tops quilted. Hubby has a list of quilts he wants me to make and we could display them in his hobby room!

  419. Right now I have them folded and put on a shelf under my end tables. I rotate them according to seasons.
    We retired to an open concept condo and wall space is hard to find.

  420. I have a Quilt Keeper and love it. Would love to win one with extenders to more than one quilt.

  421. So many good ways to display quilts, and I have yet to find a solution for mine. I have a couple of quilt racks, but then I end up with them still stacked three deep on the racks. I need a better solution, and this looks like the best possibility I have seen. I love the idea.

  422. I hang quilts on a decorative curtain rod on walls, or folded up on a bookshelf. I rotate them as best I can. This hanging quilt rack looks like something we all could/would use.

  423. I used to display them in an old cupboard and on quilt racks. Since moving into a 600 sq ft apartment they are all put away in a blanket chest. I would love to have a low profile way to store a few at a time.

  424. I have an old glass door cabinet that holds my own hand quilted as well as my Grandmothers hand quilted quilt…makes me feel connected to her!

  425. I have some on quilt racks, some displayed on tops of trunks, on chairs and couches and some over doors. I rotate them for various seasons.
    Thanks for the opportunity to win The Quilt Keeper.

  426. Oh what a great idea! I love the wrought iron look, perfect for my farmhouse style decor! This will surely make it easier to keep displaying all the wonderful quilts we have in progress as well as the mountains we plan to make. I would love to have this new & unique quilt hanger, one for each bedroom door! How welcoming👍

  427. I love this. I need this. I have been been looking at the ladders but I will forget about those. I would love to win this. If not I know what will be on the top of my wish list! Good luck to us all!

  428. I have quilts hanging over the stairs railing and many stacked on a trunk. There are some on beds and hanging on the walls. I definitely need a door hangier. Love that it holds 3 quilts.

  429. I have many ways to display quilts, but I would love an over the door quilt hanger. My quilts are displayed on beds, walls, quilt racks and quilt ladders. I also have them stored in a closet. I try to rotate them out quarterly. Thanks for the giveaway!

  430. My quilts are at the foot of each bed, on the backs of chairs, on a small quilt ladder, and seasonal quilts are folded on shelves in a closet. I love the quilt hanger over the door. I may need more than one set!

  431. Hi, Gee Whiz! Everyone out there wants this Hanger !!!
    So Do I. Thanks for sharing!

  432. My husband has made me a couple of wooden quilt racks with shelf on top and he also made a floor quilt rack that holds four quilts! But it would be neat to have an over the door one!!!

  433. I have quilt ladders in several rooms so I can enjoy them. But switch them out with the change of the seasons. I store them on quilt hangers in a spare closet.

  434. I have a metal quilt rack my husband bought me that can hold 5 quilts. I make so many I end up piling them up on top of it. I probably have 10 on there right now and another 3 or 4 in the closet.

  435. Love this idea! I display a couple of quilts as wall hangings and drape a few over chairs and my couch.

  436. My favourite way to hang a quilt is hanging on the wall or on beds. This over the door hanger sounds like a great idea.

  437. My Dad made me a gorgeous quilt ladder and a quilt hanger for my wall, so that is how I store my quilts. But this over the door hanger is very clever!

  438. This would be lovely in our bedroom and our guest bedroom. Guest could pick which quilt they wanted to snuggle under! Thank you for all that you do for us quilters!

  439. I would love to have one of these over the door racks to display my quilts!

  440. I store my quilts on some shelves in a spare bedroom. I love to display my quilts on a beautiful old deacon’s beach that belong to my grandmother. I also like to display one on an old trunk that is near the front door.

  441. I LOVE this Quilt Hanger/Keeper. I have several Quilt Racks where I display the ones I am not using. Great idea!

  442. Would love to own one of these quilt racks. I currently have two doors with quilts hanging on them plus several quilt tops waiting to be quilted. Thanks for the cross stitch projects coming this summer for the fall. Working on Bountiful and have a Halloween n Christmas lined up to do. 🎃🎄❤️

  443. I fold my quilts on the bias and also on the guest bed. I like the look of the quilt door rack!

  444. Would love to own one of these quilt racks. Thanks for the cross stitch projects coming this summer for the fall. 🎃🎄❤️

  445. I don’t have a place to display my quilts. I have them folded on a shelf in my sewing room closet.
    I really like this idea for the door, it would be awesome to have my quilts on display

  446. I currently have no place to display any of my quilt, they are currently stored in rubber maid tubs. I would love to have an over the door hanger so that I could proudly display some of my quilts. Thank you for the opportunity enter for a chance to win one.

  447. Oh my goodness what a great idea! We never have enough room for our beloved quilts. Mine are in a cabinet on beds and a ladder.

  448. I do not have a great way of storing my quilts. Right now, they are in a hope chest built by my late father-in-law. This over-the-door-rack would be a fabulous way to get them out and be seen! Thanks, FQS for keeping us informed and for being so generous as to offer a give-away.

  449. I have a lot of quilts and a small home, so I display them on my couch, chairs, a small quilt ladder,and the walls. I also change them around according to season.

  450. I have stacks of quilts on top of dressers in all our rooms, and on the floor beside our couches! I love this idea of hanging them from the door!!

  451. I have quilts all through the house from frames, to baskets, to glass cabinets, to backs of wooden ticking chairs, to walls on rods, and of course on every bed. Still, there are some stacked in a closet and I love this design. Nice work! For sure think the ability to use the extenders to have 3 on the door is super smart.

  452. I don’t display too many quilts so as not to expose them to sunlight, therefore I change them often. I did see an ideas where the quilt was displayed over a headboard, it looked great, something different.

  453. What a wonderful idea! I have a small home and can’t fit anymore cabinets or other items in it. Most of my quilts are displayed on either the bed or 2 quilt racks.

  454. Oh Gosh! Let’s see. I display quilts in a cabinet folded up nice and neat. I have 3 quilt racks loaded with quilts. I found a neat basket that
    I roll up my little quilts and store in there. I have quilts folded at the end of all my beds. I just love to see my quilts everywhere. But I love
    this idea of hanging quilts on back of doors. I can think of 4 doors right
    now that this will work. Brilliant idea this designer came up with.

  455. Right now I have quilts displayed on couch backs. The rest are in my cedar chest. Would love to hang them on doors. Fantastic idea!

  456. I display my quilts on my couch, loves eat and Bannister. Just last week I got a r o under shelf unit for my corner by the stairs, I can display probably 14 lap sizequilt, imalso have a big hanging wall curtain rod f o r my wall quilts in dining room. But I like the idea for the door

  457. Right now most of my quilts are piled in a stack because I don’t have a good place or way to hang them. This would be an ideal solution! What a wonderful, creative idea.

  458. I like to hang small one on the wall or display them on shelves and table tops. This over the door hanger looks like a great idea.

  459. I have been quilting since I was a young woman and that was many many many years ago and I love to hang my quilts everywhere there is an empty spot in my house. I put them on my tables I put them on the walls. On the beds, and I love to give them away as gifts. So much fun nothing more fun than a sit down an Quilt it’s very relaxing and I love watching your YouTube channel. I have learned so much even though I’ve been quilting for a long time I never stop learning. Thank you!

  460. I have an old quilt rack that was my mother in laws . I tend to overload it , it holds 3 quilts and hi have way more than that . I love quilts I do not own a blanket or bead spread .

  461. I have an old quilt rack that was my mother in laws . I tend to overload it , it holds 3 quilts and hi have way more than that . I love quilts I do not own a blanket or bead spread .

  462. I have a wooden rack that I change quilts out by the seasons. I store quilts in pillow cases and on the spare bed. This rack sounds great.

  463. I lay my quilts out on the bed in the guest room. Have a quilt turning every so often & shuffle the order they’re in. Would love to be able to hang a few w/this hanging system!

  464. I like to use my living room railings – but over the door is a great idea!

  465. What an amazing idea! I struggle with where to keep my quilts. I currently keep them on the backs of chairs and many layers on the bed (my cats like this one). I’ve got to have a couple of these!

  466. OMG! I would love to win this! Right now, I have a pile at the end of my bed, a pile on the back of a chair in my family room, and on a quilt ladder.

  467. My quilts are hanging over the couch and the beds. I had an old quilt rack but it broke😢

  468. I keep my currently favorite quilts on a quilt rack in my bedroom. Would love to have this for my bedroom door!

  469. I use my quilts for seasonal decorations. They are on the ciuch, walls and railings with minis as wall hanging!

  470. I show my quilts on a ladder, a wall rack, on the couch, on curtain rods that have pins, on the recliner and beds.

  471. Right now I have them in bookcases (5) quilt racks (2) and on every bed, couch and chair in the house.

  472. I like to display my quilts on the second floor railing. I currently have four on the railing. When you walk into the house they can be seen from the hallway. I also have a quilt rack where I display another three quilts including the first one I have ever made. It reminds me how much my skills have improved.

  473. This is a brilliant design, especially with the extenders. It would add another place to showcase my quilts besides beds, chairs, couches , ladders…🤗

  474. I store my quilts rolled in acid free tissue paper in flat wheeled storage boxes under my bed and the bed in the guest room. I display them one at a time on the back of the chimney, as I don’t have a lot of wall hanging space. Over the door would work well in my house! Especially as the Quilt Keeper is nice to look at too!

  475. At the moment, I store the few quilts I’ve kept in a cedar chest (wrapped in old sheets to hopefully protect them from staining.)

  476. I love to display my quilts. I hang the big ones on the stairwell wall on a rotating basis. I also have two quilt racks loaded up with quilts. The over the door system looks like a winner!

  477. This is so much better than a rack. I have two quilt racks and they don’t do the quilts justice like this one does.

  478. I rotate quilts on spare beds. When not it use I roll them up and place in an unused chest of drawers.

  479. I bought a cupboard with glass doors. I fold the quilts so you can see them through the glass. It’s almost full 🤣 so I definitely need another idea.

  480. I have a few quilts on a small quilt rack in our bedroom. Others I lay over our couch seasonally. Would love to display more to enjoy.

  481. I currently stored my quilts on a table in our spare bedroom. Have thought about looking for a cabinet but that hasn’t happen. I think this over the door quilt keeper would work great for me. I do place a different quilt on my couch in the living room each month.

  482. I live in a small home with no room for displaying. Mine are hidden on a quilt rack in my bedroom. I have a perfect place for the hanging rack on the door to my bedroom and any visitors could see what I spend my time on. I’m 82 and continue to quilt.

  483. I have a quilt ladder that hangs 5 quilts, they are on all my beds in the house, one hangs on the wall in my sewing room, on the back of my couch and “the special spot” is my Grandmother’s cedar chest. She is the one who taught me to quilt. All the girl cousins received a handmade and hand quilted quilt for our wedding. I will celebrate 50 years in July married to my sweet husband and I still have my quilt that my Grandmother gave me. It’s the Grandmother’s Fan Quilt. I just LOVE it!!

  484. I would love one of these. I do not have a ladder or anything to display quilts other than on the back of the couch. See, I have this goal to make a quilt for each holiday, which means 12 quilts but only one displayed on the couch! I would be nice to show others hanging, waiting for their turn on the highly coveted couch!

  485. My quilts are stored in closets, in chests, on beds, on ladders my husband made. It would nice to have this rack to enjoy those that are stored away.

  486. Our quilts are stored all over the house on furniture, couches and chairs. It’s a free for all!

  487. Wouldn’t this be a lovely way to get those quilts out of the cupboard and rotate them on display! Mine are currently in a glass cabinet But it would also be a great way to store those flimsy s that need quilting in my sewing room…. An encouragement to get in there and get them done!

  488. This is a great idea. I have quilts in all stages of finishing. Love the chance at winning it!

  489. This hanger is so unique! I have an open staircase in our main entrance way going to our lower level with an open railing. I hang as many quilts as I can on it and I also have an old wooden quilt hanger that I inherited from my Aunt Helen. So, quilts are hanging on that too. Always looking for more ways to hang my quilts.

  490. I have quilts in closets,cupboards ,on quilt racks and ladders,some hang on walls too!BUT,I don’t have any hanging on doors! I have to get some of these! What a great idea!!!

  491. I have quilts on my beds and then they’re stacked way high on my quilt rack and some are in the linen closet.
    What a great invention!

  492. Love this idea to display quilts. I have quilts displayed many different ways. A couple of quilt ladders, on couches, chair, railing, baskets and hanging with drapery/tapestry rods on the wall. I just realized I might have a problem….

  493. I store my quilts on a quilt ladder and over the backs of furniture. When I run out of of places, they go go in the closet 🙁 😔.

  494. I love this idea, I have been hanging some of my quilts up on a quilt ladder and I display one by hanging it up on a curtain rod. I have a bunch just stored in storage boxes. Thank you for a chance to win.

  495. As I live in a small house, I don’t really have room to display my quilts, but I do have 3 doors of my living area that would all look great with one of these racks. I need to win a rack so I can show my husband that it would work, as he is skeptical about how practical they would be, I’m not, I love the idea.

  496. I have loved quilts since I was a little girl.
    The older I get the more I’m in awe of the different patterns and fabrics. And all the neat shops.
    I enjoy the kindred spirits that I have met along the way.
    I think this would be a lovely way to display our quilts. Whether made by our own hands or that of others.
    A great addition to any quilter’s home.

  497. I store a few mini quilts in a basket and lay a throw quilt on the
    bed. Seasonal quilted items are stored in pillow cases
    Had difficulty hanging quilts on a purchased wooden leaning ladder style rack to support a couple of lap size quilts
    I like the sturdy look of this over the door hanging unit for quilt or fabric display
    Thanks

  498. This rack is really beautiful! I love the option for the door. A fun farm house look that I love. I’d also love to have more of my quilts out instead of in a cabinet. Excited for a chance! Thanks!

  499. My quilts that are not over chairs and couches in the family room are all on the guest room bed. That’s kind of a hassle when we have guests in August!! It would be great to have such a nice hanging rack to show them off 12 months of the year. Thanks for the opportunity to win one.

  500. Excellent idea! I don’t have enough space for any more standing quilt racks and way too many quilts to store. But, I have several doors that this would be perfect for this type of display rack.

  501. My husband made me hangers for the larger quilts. Otherwise over chairs, or smaller ones are hung with hidden pockets. This is a brilliant idea she has come up with.

  502. I have several quilts that I’d like to display somewhere besides my couch!! Especially one quilt I just finished using hand embroidered t-towels that my mother embroidered many years ago!!

  503. Love this holder. I have 2 ladders that display my quilts. I also have an old crock that I roll up quilts and show that way. And of course on my beds and couch

  504. Currently ALL my quilts are kept in my sewing room in the closet 😳. Would love to have something to hang them on

  505. I have 4 quilt racks that each have 6 or more quilts on them, and a shelf that displays wall hangings that get changed out for the seasons.I’ve run out of floor space, so these hangers would be a perfect addition!

  506. My very first quilt hangs on a living room wall, mistakes and all. It reminds me of how far I’ve come. Most of my quilts are gifted to family and friends. The ones I have kept are on beds, recliners, across the back of a sofa and in my car. A few are stored for future use or gifts. I never thought about displaying them as art, but I am definitely thinking about it now!

  507. I keep my quilts in my sewing room on a quilt ladder…love this idea!

  508. I display mine over the couch, on beds as runners, I also use a quilt ladder and in my entry way I have a hanger fixed to the wall with a bar that I can change out and display them. This looks like another fantastic way to display and store them. Thanks for the giveaway!!

  509. I have a couple of wood quilt frames that I store my quilts on, but basically I put them over the backs of all my furniture. This quilt rack looks like a great idea.

  510. Currently, I lay multiple quilts on my guest bed. I also roll up others in a large basket that sits in the corner. I think the over the door hanger is an excellent idea!

  511. I live in a small house and do not have a lot of space to hang quilts, but the door rack would be great in my house. I do have one quilt ladder and a small basket for small quilts. I store the rest in closets.

  512. I am always looking for new ways to display my quilts. I currently have them hanging on racks and folded on shelves and, of course, laying on the beds!

  513. Currently I have some displayed on a quilt ladder my husband built for me. Others are over the edge of sofa arms and at the foot of beds. Thanks for the chance to win this clever new invention!

  514. I have 2 wooden quilt racks that I keep my latest quilts on display. There is a real need for an over the door rack so that more can be displayed.

  515. This is awesome. I bought some over the door “towel racks” to hang quilts on. But I love these because you can have 3 on one door!!

  516. What a great idea! We have a small house, so not any room left for quilt racks and ladders. This quilt display would be a perfect solution!!

  517. I would truly love to have one of these hangers! Currently I rotate out quilts that I hang in my living room. When not on display, I have them laying one on top of the other on the spare bed.

  518. My home is small with limited space to display my quilts. I use a quilt stand, a quilt ladder, by beds, table tops and a few wall hangings. An over-the-door hanger would be the perfect solution.

  519. I am a newer quilter so I have only a handful, but they are in a basket or hanging on the backs of chairs! I love the idea of an over the door hanger!

  520. I like to roll my and place in baskets, fold them and stack them, throw over a chair, put at the end of a bed for decor & place them on my quilt ladder…I have so many this would be a perfect addition to display my quilts😊

  521. Like so many others that have posted, I have quilts all over my house. On a quilt stand, folded and stacked on the sofa (easy to find when you need a nap), hanging on walls, draped over the handrail on the stairs and on beds. I have given many more away to friends & family. I believe everyone needs a quilt : ) This is a great display idea! I will definitely have to show this to my husband (Hint Hint).

  522. I hang as many as possible, then fold the others and stack them on tables so they can be seen.

  523. Super cool idea to hang my quilts. Hang quilt on the wall in the family room. Matching quilts on the guest room beds.
    This hanger is attractive, displays quilts beautifully.

  524. I store mine on the beds or folded in the closet. I’ve looked for ladders, but haven’t found one I really like. This over the door is perfect!

  525. I have a very small studio apartment and the Quilt Keeper would be perfect for me. What a wonderful idea and an attractive design!

  526. My previous house had 40 feet of railing perfect for display now I only have about 12 feet of rail so they are several layers thick and I occasionally rotate them

  527. I “adore” this door quilt rack! I have my quilts displayed on beds, on a vintage ladder, in a huge basket, on my stair railing, on a quilt rack, on chair backs and arms and on walls. Thanks for all that you , the Fatquarter Shop, do for quilters!

  528. I usually display my quilts on the backs of the sofas changing them for the seasons. But this is a great addition !

  529. I love this over the door quilt rack! I change my quilts out on the beds and my minis are on the walls in my sewing room, When my quilts are not in use they are in the closet. It would be so wonderful to have 3 at a time on display! Thank you so much for having a give-away!!

  530. I store them folded in a stack on top of my trunk in the bedroom. No room for more!

  531. I would use this on the back of my kiddo’s bedroom door. We got gifted so many great quilts at our shower, and we have space to fully hang only one at a time. This would let us hang three more to see. Or I might keep it for my room. 🙂 If I had room, I’d still love a glass front storage wardrobe because I like cool furniture.

  532. So far, I have displayed small wall quilts with pins holding them up and a larger quilt on a coffee table. I am very interested in using this over the door hanger! What a great idea!

  533. What a fantastic product!! Having an extremely small cottage home leaves me with no closets and very little storage space. This would certainly give me the perfect way to display my beauties!!

  534. I have a beautiful hand made ladder that holds several at the moment.

  535. I have the ones I’m not using put away in a closet. This is a great idea!

  536. I have quilts on stands and ladders as well as on beds and couches. When not on display they are stored in quilt bags in my linen closet by holiday or season.

  537. I would enjoy using this quilt rack on the outside of my sewing room door, so that the quilts hanging there would be on display for everyone in the house to see and there will be no doubt that it is my sewing room. It would be a wonderful way to enter my sewing room.
    I do like to decorate my home with my quilts according to the seasons. They make the house so cozy and they make me smile. 😊

  538. My seasonal quilts I change out on the back of our living room couch. Some are displayed on floor racks and some are stored in my cedar chest.

  539. I have a stand quilt rack and a wall quilt rack my father made for me out of wood, they are the most precious. Rest of the quilts are all over the place and boy would this be great to organize and show off the hard work and love of fabric.

  540. This is a great idea! I currently display quilts on the bed, on the bannister over the stair well, on the wall on the landing, and periodically on the dining room table (because they are too pretty to hide). Thanks for the opportunity to win!

  541. I have unfinished quilts that only need the binding hanging from an upstairs banister. The rest are draped over a chair until gifted or packed away.

  542. I use ● the stair railing ●(2) wall shelves with quilt rod ●a repurposed wooden household ladder [and] ● a repurchased gun cabinet.

  543. I have my mother’s quilt rake and closets full of quilts but I won’t let that stop me from making more. This is a genius idea to display some beauties!

  544. I have a quilt ladder on which I can hang 5 quilts. I also have quilts displayed over various sofas throughout my house.

  545. I drape my quilts over furniture, have a ladder in my sewing room for tops I am working on them, and I have repurposed a china hutch to store them in. My guest room needs this over the door rack!

  546. I have a few quilts hung as wall hangings that I rotate seasonally but many are folded and stacked in a closet if they are not on a bed. This looks like a wonderful way to display a few more quilts. Thanks for the give-away.

  547. I show off my quilts by draping them over the furniture, on the arm rests, on chair backs, on quilt racks, draped over railings,on the beds, back of sofa, stacked next to chairs for quick grabbing & stacked in closets. Most are already gifted to family but my keepers are everywhere. Hanger is a great idea for over the door display… Love it!

  548. I love displaying my quilts over the back of my couch and on my bed. I use all mine, as I am just a new quilter but have 3 more in progress. What a brilliant idea. Good luck to everyone who enters. Thanks for the chance to win.

  549. I have installed a curtain rod in my hallway which is visible from the kitchen, living and dining room to hang quilts my grandmothers made for each season. I also have them in baskets and crocks, over furniture and ladders, in pie cupboard and on and on! Never too many quilts.

  550. I don’t have any displayed yet but this is sure a wonderful way to do ti.

  551. I love this idea! I happen to see it on the FQS site and thought, “that’s a great idea!” – I have quilts everywhere! On a quilt ladder, stacked on top of a dresser, one hanging from a quilt display with a shelf, on the back of the sofa, on my beds, one on a loveseat in my sun room, this list goes on an on! Thank you for the blog post and showing how it works!

  552. I like to display quilts over the backs of chairs, on walls, tables, rolled into crocks or wherever I have room for them. We moved three years ago into a small bungalow and I have more quilts than display places, this would be great!

  553. I display mine on a quilt rack. It would be so inviting to see Quilts hanging on a door! What a warm fussy way to enter a room!

  554. Most of my quilts are in closets. I would love this system, I may have to buy several sets.

  555. I have 3 floor quilt racks loaded with quilts, a floor towel rack I use to display 3 quilts in a space too small for a quilt rack, several quilts on the walls, a quilt on each of 2 beds and more on the arms of a sofa and a chair. Wherever I can fit a quilt, there it goes! No room to display all of them, so there are more in a storage bag under the bed, and those rotate with the ones displayed.

  556. I have a glass sided chest that I put them in. They are folded and stacked so you see the sides of them

  557. This is gorgeous. I display my quilts on a quilt ladder, over the back of a reading chair in my office, on my walls, and at the end of guest beds.

  558. I display my Quilts on my sofa and recliner sofa. I hang my Quilts off of my half wall that divides my Living room and steps to go to the basement. I have a small quilt hanging on the door that goes to the outside. It would be neat to have this quilt hanger just to display more of my Quilts.

  559. I’m like many others with quilts everywhere. I have a basket with some in the living room just like Kimberly suggested! Quilts hanging up, quilts stacked on my dresser, and quilts in the closet. I love the look of that hanger!

  560. I use quilt ladders, my beds, and my moms antique china cabinet. The antique china cabinet is my favorite.

  561. I roll my quilts up and put in a basket. I hang them over my bench snd my couch. I would love a quilt keeper so I could hang one on the door of my sewing studio!

  562. I have quilts everywhere! This is a wonderful idea being over the door! Love this so much!
    If I won I would gift to my sister that recently moved to an assisted living, she really could use such a creative way to display some of her quilts
    Thank you for the opportunity!❤️

  563. Just bought a quilt ladder for the living room but will also be purchasing this new quilt hanging rack for hanging over the door in the hallway so I can display the many, many quilts I have made over the years. Of course, not as many as Kimberly has made! No one can keep up with that pace! 😉

  564. What a great invention! I would love to use the quilt keeper in every bedroom to show off all of the insane sewing ….I mean, piecing and quilting I have done over the last 15 years! Thanks for the giveaway!

  565. I currently use a quilt rack for display. You can only see 2 of 3 quilts.

  566. My daughter repurposed a cabinet with a glass door for my quilts, as a Christmas gift. I also have them on chairs and couches. This hanger would be great on any of my doors.

  567. I have a very old wooden quilt rack that holds 3 quilts. A new way to display them would be great since we are moving into a different condo to be closer to our 2 daughters.

  568. I am new to quilting. Thus far I have been displaying quilts on chairs and couches. I store them by hanging them on wooden hangers in the closet. This would be a much nicer way to hang them. Thanks for the opportunity to comment.

  569. I come from down under
    Where my quilts hang up side down
    This rack would enable me to straighten things out
    And hang my quilts the right way up!

  570. I am new to quilting. Thus far I have been displaying quilts on chairs and couches. I store them by hanging them on wooden hangers in the closet. This would be a much nicer way to hang them. Thanks for the opportunity to comment.

  571. I display seasonal quilts over the railing for our upstairs loft. Plenty of room for two quilts. Every bed has a quilt, much loved! I have several quilt racks which generally hold three quilts each. I have an antique ladder which overflows with quilts. And yet, I have quilts stacked in closets. I am intrigued by this over the door rack. Great idea!

  572. I like to display a quilt on a child sized rocker and a small bench. Sometimes I will drape a quilt over the edge of an end table. I like the idea of the quilt rack or quilt keeper, displaying several quilts at a time.

  573. Some of my quilts are in clear storage bags. I have a standing quilt stand that holds one quilt.

  574. I hang quilts on my walls, lay them over the back of my sofas and chairs, and railings. I also have large baskets Amish laundry baskets filled with rolled up quilts that my grandkids can grab a quilt from to snuggle up with to enjoy a movie or read a book.

  575. I’ve been quilting for a few years and they are set up on ladders or buried in a pile. I love this! I’ll be able to display my quilts…everywhere! What an incredible idea!

  576. I have multiple quilt racks throughout the house. I would love this rack to hang some quilts in my sewing room as there is no floor room for a quilt rack 😁

  577. I have only been quilting for a few years, so I don’t have as many quilts as some people do. However the ones I have are on the foot of several beds and on a blanket rack that is really too small to hold more than three of them. This over the door rack was a great idea that will be a great seller!

  578. I display mine over the backs of my lesser used chairs. I also have some on quilt racks. I rotate them out seasonally.

  579. Wow!this quilt display rack would be the perfect way to display my future quilts!The few I have now are on beds or away in storage boxes!

  580. Most of mine have been gifted. Others are available for use: on the couch, across a bed, on the screen porch. A few seasonal ones are folded in a credenza.

  581. I am relatively new to the quilting world but I’ve managed to accumulate a few quilts. We downsized recently and there is not much room to showcase my quilts or those my grandmother made. The over the door rack would be a godsend. Certainly is a great idea.

  582. I like to display my quilts in all different ways, in beds, over chairs, sofas, over the door would be great Mary

  583. I have quilts in cupboards, in closets, on shelves, and draped on furniture. I have one quilt rack that sits on the floor. It will hold 3 small quilts or one larger one. I think the over the door hanger is a great idea!

  584. I store quilts by hanging on the wall, on a floor stand quilt rack and in a cedar chest. It would be great to get some of those out and hanging up where I can enjoy them.

  585. I love this idea my storage right now is just a closet 😕

    This you could put in guest rooms for them to have extra quilts if the get cold.

    1. I love this! I have quilts made by my mom that I will display on the hallway side of the door so I can see them when I walk down the hallway.

  586. Wow, do I love this idea! Although I actually use my quilts, I do enjoy seeing them displayed. Without much floor space for a regular quilt rack this over the door quilt hanger would be ideal. Thanks for the opportunity of possibly winning one.

  587. I display my quilt in a glass cabinet. It would be nice to be able to use that to bring them out to play.

  588. i like to organize and display my quilts on quilt racks, on old furniture and ladders.

  589. I have been blessed to be the recipient of fifteen or more family heirloom quilts, some dating to the late 1800’s. Right now I have many of them folded and sitting on an antique washstand. I have one on a table behind my sofa.Some are over a railing and others are at the foot of the guest bed. I try to change them out with the seasons. These hangers would be a great way to spread them out more so visiting family can enjoy them, too.

  590. I display quilts on wall-mounted quilt racks, folded and stacked in a glass front cabinet under the tv, folded and draped over furniture, folded or rolled (small quilts) and placed in an antique doll bed, used as a tablecloth or topper, and occasionally think of a new way to display them. The over-the-door quilt rack is a wonderful idea! Thank you for the chance to win one!

  591. I display my quilts on a quilt ladder and two quilt racks, one that I tole painted on.

  592. Even though I have only been quilting 2 years I would love to display them. Right now I have to store them in a tube and no one ever sees them. This hanger would make it some much easier for friends to see how I spend my time now that I’m retired.

  593. I display my quilts on the 2nd floor along the railing. I also hang some using my mounted quilt rack and my quilt ladder down stairs. When all are full I use my glass quilt cabinet. Nothing makes me happier to see my quilts and some from my growing up years made by my Great Grandmother and Grandmother.

  594. I love this!! I currently use a ladder or an old fashioned quilt rack this quilt rack looks best!!

  595. I have a cabinet with glass doors that showcases many my quilts. I also display quilts on my beds throughout the house

  596. So ingenious! Perfect for any room that you display quilts; displaying & rotation would be much easier.

  597. I haven’t been quilting long. So I only have about 6 or so quilts. I’d love to display them and be able to rotate them out. Season/color/ theme.

  598. I have two quilt racks I use and some storage under my bed. Love this idea. It’s a same to keep quilts hidden away.

  599. I hang my quilts over a quilt rack and layered on an extra bed. I like this over the door hanger.

  600. My favorite quilts are on a wooden quilt rack. I have a seasonal quilt displayed on a sofa where we watch TV. I would love more “space” to display quilts. Nifty idea!!

  601. Hi, really could use this quilt hanger. I live in a small apartment and have to store my quilts in pillow cases so they don’t get dusty. Put 2 in a suitcase and cant find that. Sure would be nice to be able to hang my quilts. Thank you for the chance to be able to do that.

    1. I currently keep my 2 or 3 most recently completed quilts on my loft railing. I get to look at them every time I go up or down the stairs. An over-the-door display would be great for my bedroom!

  602. I love the extenders so you can hang multiple quilts! Great idea and such a simple design. Thank you for showing this item!

  603. I need something like this. I have some quilts on beds, some folded, and a few wall hangings.

  604. My quilts are mostly stored in a closet or a cabinet. The door hanger is a great idea for livening a room up.

  605. What a terrific idea. I have an antique glass curio cabinet that can hold up to 9 folded lap quilts at a time with the rest of my finished quilts in storage. Having a Quilt Keeper or more 😉 would allow me to enjoy more of my quilts. Also, what a great gift for a quilty friend.

  606. I have them on beds and in closets. Would love an old cabinet with a glass front to store some in. This idea is great.

  607. I’m fairly new to quilting…been practicing fabric collecting more than anything, but I like to display the quilts my grandmother made. Right now they are either on a bed or the back of a chair or couch but would love to hang some! Thanks for the opportunity to win this!

  608. Quilts do pile up. I’m looking for better ways to store my quilts. Currently, I display a few on couch backs, beds, and a hanging rod. I rotate quilts in and out. I store them on hangars in the closet.

  609. My quilts are everywhere except on a doo. Several are displayed on the walls, a couple of quilt racks and in a small glass case. Quilter’s can always use more ways to display our craft

  610. I display my quilts over the landing railing, as wall hangings, on a ladder my husband made, a quilt rack made from a treble sewing machine base and I think this would be wonderful to display them from my front porch during quilt week, I hope I win!

  611. I hang one large and be smaller in my entryway, several on various walls. And 2 quilt racks. And multiple stacks

  612. I usually have a few over the back of couches or chairs. Some are in closets – and I have two decorative taller hampers, that I fold quilts into. This over the door quilt hanger is a wonderful idea.

  613. I add them to bottoms of every bed & roll them up in a basket for living room so we can grab one when chilly. I have a cabinet in the hallway where I can add quilts as needed. I love this new over-the-door idea! Thank you!

  614. I have most of mine in a display cabinet. I have the opportunity to hang one at a time. Oh, I also have one or two on the backs of chairs. Would love a quilt keeper.

  615. Thats so awesome! I would se it to hand my seasonal quilts on for my bedroom! It would be nice to leave them out to view all year round!

  616. What an ingenious way to display quilts easily! I have several ways I display quilts. One is in an antique child’s sleigh. I rolled the quilts and stand them on end. The sleigh holds quite a few quilts!

  617. This over-the-door quilt holder is just what I need. The grands can easily pick the quilt they want to snuggle with when watching a movie.

  618. This is a fabulous idea! Great for displaying the quilts and also makes the quilts easily available for company if they should get cool and want to cuddle under a quilt!

  619. I have a wooden quilt rack that’s full. This is brilliant and beautiful!

  620. I hang many of my quilts on curtain rods, on beds, over chairs and couches. I also use 2 quilt racks. Love to change them out by season.

  621. I love that this makes the quilts more visible to display without being partially hidden by furniture like my floor standing rack. The ability to take down the hanger to arrange a quilt on it then hang it up will be easier for those that struggle with lifting heavier quilts.

  622. My quilts are folded and stacked in my closet. I would love to show them in my sewing room

  623. I put quilts over my loft railing, on an old wooden drying rack, and on the shelf of a repurposed entertainment center. I have one quilt keeper (no extra cascading parts though) and think it’s wonderful. To be able to display more quilts than one with the extra bars is genius! I would love to be able to get those!

  624. My quilts are on a ladder my husband made for me. My most-used one is on the sofa.

  625. I have an open planned home so no door, but I would build doorways just to be able to hang this quilt hangar. Best of luck to whomever wins.

  626. I often double sticky tape a seasonal wall hanging on the inside of my entry door, so I would love this great!! new full quilt(s) display rack on the inside of my entry door!!! TIA!😘

  627. I usually display them over a chair or couch and on the bed. This door hanger would be fabulous. Thank you for the opportunity to win this beautiful hanger.

  628. I love to display my quilts! I have them folded in an antique cradle, on the walls, beds, over the back of chairs and folded on the bookcase. They get changed by season or whim.

  629. I store my quilts in pillow cases inside a cloth storage box. To display them I have a quilt rack, a bed, and a few hangers that I change throughout the year. Some are also on the back of chairs and couches. The over the door hanger looks well designed and easy to use.

  630. I decorate with my quilts but i have so many that the rest are stacked in the closet. These would be so fun on my kids’ bedroom doors now that they are both adults and out of the house.

  631. I have several of these and they are GREAT. I do not have the one with the extenders which would make it even Greater!! Thank you for the opportunity to possibly win one.

  632. I would love to win this. I store my quilts in an unused china hutch, two ladders, a hope chest, and closets. This is a great idea.

  633. I have a quilt ladder that I display my quilts on. Love how I can change them out with the season on this. An over the door hanger would be wonderful!!!

  634. This over the door quilt organizer is a great idea! Just like everyone else, I seem to have quilts everywhere. This would be a great way to display a few of my favorites along with having a place to keep them. Are extra extensions available?

  635. I have two ladders with quilts, an antique basket with antique quilts, and quilts displayed in every room. Also my husband made a chest to store my holiday quilts. This over the door rack is a wonderful idea.

  636. I have a quilt ladder but way more quilts than ladder! This is a great way of showing off those beautiful quilts without taking up valuable wall space. Thanks for the giveaway!!!

  637. Love the concept. I have too many quilts to display, especially after COVID

  638. my SIL made a ladder for our bunk house. now it’s a reloading shed. what happened to the ladder? it’s now my quilt holder! i love it-I placed it in my bedroom

  639. I display my quilts on a curtain rod, quilt ladder, and a cabinet. I would love to win this display rack. I would put it on the back of my front door, so when the door is shut you can see the quilts.

  640. I have a beautiful quilt ladder in my family room and I change quilts to match seasonal decor. But I would love to have a couple of these quilt hangers for bedrooms. So many quilts to display!

  641. My home is small; so, I’m always looking for space-saving ways to display/store my quilts. Right now I pull them out of bins and display them on the backs of my couch and chairs.

  642. I like to display my quilts on ladders. I will tuck away seasonal ones and bring them out to hang on decorative hangers. This over the door hanger is amazing!

  643. What a fun way to display!
    In my home, I display quilts on a stair railing, over couches, on beds, folded in a basket. I really love this door hanger idea for my cabin that’s being built, where every room will have a quilt!

  644. Oh my- what a wonderful quilt holder! I currently store mine in closets – where they aren’t seen! With this I can display them proudly!

  645. I display my quilts on ladders, on the back of couches and chairs, and really everywhere. There’s really not enough room for them all. I’m going to start giving some away to friends I think. Doesn’t mean I couldn’t use a new way of displaying them as this is a great invention

  646. I display some of my quilts on a beautiful oak quilt rack that my brother made for me. It is attached to a wall and holds four quilts. I also use a large wicker basket and fill it with rolled-up quilts. I’ve run out of room and think this new over-the-door quilt rack is a perfect solution to my problem!

  647. I store my lap quilts in a baskets. I have some large rope baskets and a wire basket with a muslin liner. I roll the quilts up and store them these baskets. I also display a few on a quilt ladder. Some of my quilts for beds are stored in a cedar chest. My table toppers and wall hangings are stored in a dresser.

  648. I have stacks in my guest room and a full floor quilt rack. Every bed and chair has at least one quilt and the couch has a rotation seasonally.

  649. What a neat idea! I use a quilt ladder in my family room and a quilt rack in my bedroom. I also like to roll some up and store in baskets in several room.

  650. I have several quilt stands throughout my house. My favorite so far is a pole that attaches to a corner of the room with 6 swivel arms.

  651. Wow, Love this way to display quilts! Would love to have one, two or even 3. I have plenty of doors to hang from! Thanks for all the ingenious ideas that you, your team, & friends come up with!.

  652. Wow, Love this way to display quilts! Would love to have one, two or even 3. I have plenty of doors to hang from! Thanks for all the ingenious ideas that you, your team, & friends come up with!

  653. This is a great idea! I use a quilt ladder but I don’t have great space for it. The over the door concept would be great plus I have multiple doors where I could use it!

  654. I love this idea for showing off made quilts or even storing quilts waiting to be longarmed.

  655. I have some Quilt Keepers but no expanders yet. I also use some Quilt racks and rods for hanging on walls. Too many quilts to display but not enough display mechanisms. I would love another Quilt Keeper.

  656. What a wonderful invention for those of us that have very little wall space. And love the idea of being able to show off more than one quilt at a time!

  657. I stack my quilts in a cabinet, I also drape them over back of sofa or chairs, hang them on the wall……really any free space I can find gets a quilt.

  658. I have all of mine laid on the guest bed. I’ve keep wanting to by a ladder but don’t have a good place to put it to display the quilts. This rack would work really well for me.

  659. Currently I store mine in the linen closet, with a few on a quilt rack. I love the idea of the over-the-door hanger and appreciate the opportunity to own one.

  660. I am moving into a new home, and these would be such a great addition to display my quilts.

  661. I have some quilts on beds, some folded on the ends of beds, some in baskets, some on couches, & lots in storage totes. I need more space & more ideas!

  662. Love this idea, I have quilt racks in the bedrooms. I drape them over chairs and the sofa..I have pleated and tied with selvages and fanned the top to hang from a hook on a door or wall.

  663. I have a loft that looks down into my living room on one side and the front entrance to my home on the other side and I drape my quilts on the railings on both sides.

  664. So pretty looking! Works with all decors – such a great idea to help with keeping quilts organized while displayed. Mine are stashed in closets or just laying around but with this you can have them nice and neat on several doors!!

  665. This is just the Bee’s Knees! I ran out of display ideas a long time ago. There are the wall hangings, over back of sofa, 3 large quilt racks that take up a lot of room, and of course, the beds! This just expands the possibilities! Do the math, looks like up to 3 quilts on every door! Theres nothing that trumps decorating your home with a quilt! Again the Bee’s 🐝 Knee’s!!!! What a great idea and it’s very attractive too! Thanks for sharing!

  666. Perfect for displaying in the guest room, then my guests could pick a warm cuddle to sleep under. Congrats to the the lucky person whoever you are!

  667. Since I have become more confident in my quilt making skills and my fabric choices, I have begun to display my quilts around my home. I love to see a quilt over the back of a chair or sofa, or several folded into a large basket in my living room. I have to admit that several are tucked away in a closet because I don’t have an attractive way to display them. I love the idea of hanging them from a bedroom or family room door so that we can enjoy them.

  668. Wow! What a wonderful solution this would be for me. I have no where to store all my beautiful quilts. Thanks for the chance to win!

  669. Wow !great invention. I would need several of these to display all my quilts in my master bedroom, and guest bedroom. I’d be able to see them everyday.

  670. I’m always looking for a better way to store and display my quilts- other than folded in a pile on the floor…

  671. Always looking for creative displays. I use ladders, baskets, chests, ….

  672. I don’t organize them – I give most of them away! The half-dozen or so that I keep (number varies as I swap out the older ones to enjoy the new ones), I rotate across the back of my couch, on beds or folded and stacked. I love this idea of hanging them where I can enjoy them. Might keep a few more for myself!

  673. This is such a neat way to display quilts! I am always looking for ways to show them off. I have a couple on beds and the rest are in a closet. My 2 flannel quilts are on an old apple picking ladder that someone refinished.

  674. I have several different ways to display my quilts, some on the bed, some on a kiva ladder, some on a traditional quilt stand. I like this one better!

  675. I display my quilts on ladders, on a couple quilt stand, on the back of chairs and on the end of beds. I also give away some of my quilts.

  676. I store my quilts on the bed in the spare room. I also put them on my quilt rack and hang them over my stair railing. Mini quilt show all the time!

  677. I would love to have this in the guest bedroom so that all my guests can pick a quilt (or quilts) to cuddle with while staying with us.

  678. I’ve given away the 2 larger quilts I’ve made, so I haven’t had to organize or store them. The throw size quilt I made for my family lives on the back of our couch. I plan to do a lot of quilting this summer. (I’m a teacher and today is my first day of summer break.) I’d love to win this clever way to display my soon-to-be-growing quilt collection.

  679. My husband made a huge floor to ceiling ladder that holds about 12 quilts. I have a cool scroll black wrought iron quilt stand that holds 6. And then I have one on every bed and some in the closet! I would love this door hanging system! It is so cool

  680. Thanks for the great giveaways!
    My quilts are in a closet, on top of a chest and in two different quilt curios. This would be a great addition to my quilting room 😀.

  681. What a great way to show off quilts. I usually have one quilt on my bed, one on the guest room bed and four or five resting on the back of our sofa and love seat in the TV room. Some of my seasonal quilts are stored in a plastic container in the closet waiting for their turn to be displayed.

  682. Everyplace!!! I have quilts on a floor-to-ceiling quilt ladder; in baskets on the floor; over the back of couches, chairs; layered on three quilt racks; stacked on open shelves in the family room; multiple quilts on beds and stacked on closet shelves. This home has no blankets. We only have quilts!

  683. I rotate quilts on spare beds in my home. Also folded over a railing. Also have a handmade quilt rack that holds 3 quilts.

  684. I have a quilt made by my mother- in-law in the breakfast room, the dining room has a rod that holds quilts that change by season, strawberry quilt there now, I have quilt rack in the hallway which holds two quilts, change them due to light, the guest room has twin quilts, one to go to each grandchild, a crocheted star afghan was the inspiration for them, the living room has a quilt draped over a high back chair. Runners on dining room table and kitchen island. Gee, I never realized how many I display at a time. I guess I like them! Dotti in CT

  685. I just purchased a quilt ladder but haven’t figured out where to put it. An over the door hanger would be perfect!

  686. What a great way to store/display quilts! I fold mine up and stand them in a large baskets but they aren’t very visible. Would love to hang them on a Quilt Keeper!

  687. Iam a new quilter so I don’t have a lot to display yet. I drape them over the couch, chairs, and on the bed. This is a great idea!

  688. Presently I have one small quilt on my sofa. Another is in the guest room bed. I don’t have any way of displaying quilts otherwise. This is a great idea. I hope I win!

  689. I have two of these, but love the idea of the extenders! I need those in my life! I also display quilts on quilt ladders.

  690. I have quilts on a two ladders, three quilt racks and hanging on the wall. Also on beds and in baskets!

  691. I have nowhere left to store my quilts. I can just imagine getting up each day and being able to see not only the quilts I have made but the ones that have been given to me. This is a great idea.

  692. On our bed! But that is only one at a time. This is a great idea and I would love to be able to display my and my grandmother-in-laws quilts!

  693. What a neat idea! My quilts are in a tote. It would be nice to see them hanging on this rack.

  694. Any way I can! They are in almost every corner of the house. I like for them to be seen and enjoyed. I can’t stop making them so they are everywhere. It’s a good habit and one I can’t kick so any display is good but this one is exceptional! Love this one!!

  695. I love this rack and hope to purchase in the future. I store quilts folded on a sofa back table but do not show very well. This rack would be wonderful!

  696. I currently display my quilts on top of my armoire, folded on an old butlers stool and of course by using them on our couch and beds! An over the door quilt hanger system would be a perfect way to highlight some favorites! Perfect for my quilt studio door which is visible from many places in my home!!! Great invention!!!

  697. I just started quilting, so I don’t have that many. But I can’t wait to fill up those bars.

  698. I store mine in an antique cabinet, hanging on a door, on my walls and of course on my couches.

  699. My quilts are folded on the back of the sofa and a large chair. A few are laid over a half wall above our entry. This is a clever idea to have quilts that are used frequently easily accessible!

  700. My quilts are mostly hung on the walls. Two are over the back of the couch, as well!

  701. I think this is awesome! I have mine on a wood stand, but would love to get them displayed in my studio on the back of the door showing into my quilt studio.

  702. I haven’t really found a way to display mine yet except for over the back of a chair or sofa, or on an ottoman. I do hang smaller wallhangings with a sleeve and flat dowel-like piece of trim. This would be a fabulous way to display!

    1. I have multiple quilts that I trade out as the seasons change, including those made by my grandmother and .y husbands great-grandmother. Quilts are made to be used in my house, so draped over chairs, couch, in baskets. Would LOVE tbis product!

  703. I have multiple quilts that I trade out for the seasons, including ones made by my grandmother and my husbands great-grandmother! Quilts are made to be used in .y house, so they are draped over chairs, couch, or in a basket.

  704. My quilts are EVERYWHERE!! Lol. Some are in a cedar chest, others are on beds, and some on hangers in a closet. I would love to try the Quilt Keeper over the door quilt rack!

  705. I’m really interested. I don’t have any way to display my quilts and the over the door looks like a great idea.

  706. I would love to be able to unpack and display more of my mother’s quilts along with mine. I was so blessed to have a special bond with her in our shared hobby.

  707. I don’t have a lot of finished quilts to display, as most of them are given as gifts. I am currently working on several that are just for me, but have no plans on how to display them while keeping them away from my dogs.

  708. I hang quilts in most rooms of my house but storing large quilts is not the best. I would love this system.

  709. I like to rotate my quilts in my guest room for the seasons. I also keep quilts in a trunk in my front room that I also rotate to use while sitting on couch. Would love a better way to display

  710. I display 4 quilts at a time by layering them on an old fashion step ladder. The quilt keeper is even better.

  711. This is a wonderful idea. I have two quilts hanging on the walls, more hanging over the stair railing and even more on the bed. Let’s not mention the ones piled on the floors. I could use one or two or even three of these over the door hangers.

  712. Oh, this quilt keeper would be so cool to have in my home! Currently, my quilts are either on display on chairs or as bed runners with a few folded up in a stack in the closet.

  713. I like to display my quilts on a ladder and throw them over my couch and chairs. I would love one of the door hangers. Great way to display quilts!

  714. Wow, what a great idea! I have many quilts, some are in a repurposed gun cabinet and show through the glass doors, some on a quilt ladder, I display them seasonally around the house on the couch and chairs and love to add one (when weather permits) to a bench outside my front door. Occasionally on the dining room table with a clear vinyl topper to protect the quilt.

  715. Right now, they are folded and stored in our sauna! Some day, I would actually like to use that again lol. We have very small spaces and I have been looking for a proper way to display them without losing any floor space. This looks perfect!

  716. Ellen is a genius! I have quilts on the beds and folded over the back of our sofa. I have five at longarm to be quilted and several I am working on piecing. There is never enough ways to display them all!

  717. I either hang them on a ladder leaned up against the wall or stack them on the top of my armoires.

  718. I wish I could say my quilts were organized — unfortunatly noit so. This looks like an ideal system to get started.

  719. Love this! I have a small home and this is a great way for me to display my quilts!!!

  720. I like to hang my quilts over the balcony in our great room. I always have two hanging.

  721. My quilts are on a quilt rack and on the couches in the living room. Others are put away in my hope chest, kids’ bedrooms, and the buffet… a bit overflowing with quilts!

  722. I have 2 seasonal quilts on display on the wall and the rest are on beds or folded in a stack. This looks so much nicer than my messy stack!

  723. I have 1 quilt that is displayed in a old book case. The case has glass doors. The rest of the shelves have puzzles on them. Some of the puzzles have will themes. I hope to.make a couple more quilts to.keep in the cabinet. Most of my projects are gifts

  724. I don’t have any on display because I haven’t figured out how to display them yet. This looks like a great way to show them off!

  725. I’m pretty new at quilting and haven’t really displayed anything large. I do use the table toppers and runners on my tables and coffee tables. I would love this over the door quilt rack to display a few of the larger items I have made.

  726. This is the greatest idea and would love to display my quilts on it. In a perfect world I could have one for every door in my home!

  727. I currently store my quilts in closets and have a few displayed on either the couch or hanging on walls. I live in a very small apartment so this product would be wonderful for me!

  728. Fantastic idea! I have a basket for a couple of quilts, but I usually just drape them over things like chairs, sofa, bannisters, etc. I think these racks would be great for every room in the house!

  729. I’ve only been quilting for a year, and I’ve given most away. It’s only recently that I’ve kept any for myself, and I’ve really been struggling to come up with a nice way to display them. This over the door hanger seems like a fantastic solution!

  730. I have a quilt rack my son and daughter-in-law gave me during my early quilting days. There is a folded quilt laying on top with a dust cover over it for protection. One of my large quilts in on an unused bed under the comforter. There are some other quilts folded and in a closet and sideboard.

  731. Though I am not a prolific quilter, I do have quilts to display. A few quilt racks are loaded and the rest are on backs of couches and large chairs. This door rack would definitely provide for more quilts to be hung! What a unique design! Kudos to Ellen!!!

  732. What a wonderful idea! I am fairly new to quilting and don’t have storage ideas but this is great.

  733. I have quite a few quilts! Some are stored in a cabinet and it’s full. So I also have a stack accumulating. The over-the-door hanger is a nice way to store some while displaying them at the same time.

  734. I use an old antique ladder. Would love to have a few of these Quilt Keepers. This is awesome. Thanks for the chance at winning one.

  735. I hang several on a stand, and change them out throughout the year. I also have several in a large basket in our great room, one at the end of the bed when we have guests and the rest in pillowcases in the MBR closet. Having the ability to hang on the doors would be marvelous!

  736. I would love one of these hangers. My quilts are on the backs of chairs and chesterfields plus a few in my cedar chest.

  737. I display my quilts by hanging them up around the house for all to see. I rotate them frequently. I would love one of these quilt hangers.

  738. I display mine wherever I can find an appropriate spot. I put small ones on top of a small table, and I change them out on the back of a small church pew I’ve had for years. I love to see them around me.

  739. This is a great idea. I have seasonal quilts in under the bed storage crates. Others are on quilt racks, in a glass storage table, on sofas/chairs, on. Beds. Hanging on a big wooden quit hanger. This system would be great to put more over a door.

  740. When I saw this I fell in love with it. Such a great way to organize and display quilts. I would hang it over my sewing room door to enjoy and give me inspiration!

  741. Love this idea. Currently the quilts are on the back of chairs, on the railing & glass cabinets. Then some are stored in bins out of sight. Ran out of room.

  742. My problem is I don’t have any space to display big quilts so they are stuffed in to closets and chests. This would be ideal for showing some and seems easy to change out and display others seasonally.

  743. I hang them on a latter, fold them on a shelf. This would be fabulous so they can de seen.

  744. WOW! I’ve never seen one of these. Exciting. Definitely need to add to my Christmas list. 🙂 I’m always wondering what to do with my quilts. Don’t want to hide them away in a cabinet. Much too pretty for that! Thanks for bringing this product to us!

  745. I have quilts on the back of the sofa and chair. Also use them on all the beds. Store them in closets. This would be a great way to display quilts.

  746. I have a quilt ladder which I purchased from a quilt shop going out of business. It displays my quilts beautifully but it takes up a lot of space and I have more quilts than it hold. I love the idea of the quilt keeper and I have plenty of doors to utilize. I would love to win this item! 😍

  747. What a Great idea. I as of now,I hang some of my quilts on back of my sewing room door, on a homemade rope with sticks across,I like this way better… may have to invest in another one

  748. What a Great idea. I as of now,I hang some of my quilts on back of my sewing room door, on a homemade rope with sticks across,I like this way better… may have to invest in one

  749. I mostly display my quilts in a large metal laundry basket with legs. But it doesn’t do them justice because I have to put them in rolled or folded. I would love to have this door rack! I also throw a quilt across my chair & sometimes on the back of my white couch.

  750. I love the idea of hanging the quilts on the back or front of doors, it adds beauty to the room and allows a place to store and display. Most of us would loved that ability. Thank you for offering a chance to win.