Item #: C2135

Hang it Dang it - HIDI

$39.95

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Hang your quilt all by yourself in one minute!

Hang your quilt PERFECTLY level!

Are you looking for an easy way to display your quilts professionally on a wall?

The "hang it dang it" quilt hanger is designed to do just that. One person can hang any size quilt, anywhere, perfectly, all by themselves in about a minute using our patented hanger.

Do you have ugly nail holes all over your walls, but you can't patch them because your other quilts hang there?

Say goodbye to that ugly row of nail holes in your wall because the "hang it dang it" quilt hanger will hang your quilt on just one nail in the center. To hang a different quilt in the same spot, simply adjust the hanger to the new quilt and hang it back on the same nail. You will enjoy looking at more of your quilts more often because it's so fast and easy to change them.

The large "hang it dang it" #63104 extends from 63" to 104". The smallest quilt that will fit on this hanger is 63" wide and the largest is about 110" wide. Your quilt requires a sleeve on the back in order to use this hanger.

The small "hang it dang it" #2135 extends from 21" to 35". The smallest quilt that will fit on this hanger is 21" wide and the largest is about 40" wide. Your quilt requires a sleeve on the back in order to use this hanger.

1. Remove the hanger bracket from the hanger rod by pulling one end of the bracket off of the hanger rod (Figure 1).Set the hanger bracket aside, you will use it in step four (4). Find the center point along the top edge of the quilt by folding the quilt in half (widthwise) and mark the center fold with a straight pin (Figure 1a).

2. Place your quilt on a flat surface with the back side up. Make sure the sleeve lies flat and straight. Lay the hang it dang it on the sleeve with the center mark aligned with the straight pin (Figure 2). Loosen the end tubes with a slight twist and extend each end tube out to the edge of the sleeve and gently retighten (Figure 2a). It takes very little effort to lock the tubes in place, be careful to not over tighten them. At this point, the center mark of the hang it dang it should align with the straight pin and the end tubes should align with the outer edges of the sleeve.

3. Insert the hang it dang it rod into the sleeve keeping it snug to the top edge of the sleeve (Figure 3) with the ends aligned with the edges of the sleeve. (Figure 3a)

4. Attach the bracket to the hang it dang it rod by grasping the hanger bracket firmly on each end and snapping it onto the hanger rod in the center (which is now under your sleeve fabric) (Figure 4). This step may take a couple of tries until you get the feel for it. Be careful not to pinch a finger between the bracket and the hanger rod. (to remove bracket see step 6)

Hang your quilt on the wall and enjoy! All the while knowing you can change quilts just as fast and easy!

5. To remove the hanger bracket place your quilt on a flat surface and hold the rod down with one hand and with your other hand, pull the bracket off by pulling back on the tab (Figure 5).

If your quilt is not hanging level, this either means the hanger bracket is not centered or the weight is not evenly distributed. You can adjust this by grasping the quilt and hanger rod in one hand and sliding the hanger bracket slightly towards the lower hanging corner. If this does not solve the problem, go to step 6 and then repeat steps 1 through 4.

If your quilt does not lay flat on the wall or puckers in the front, check your sleeve to see if it has enough room to accommodate the hanger. Your sleeve should look like the regulation style quilt sleeve on the left. If your sleeve is flat like the one on the right, you will need to move the bottom edge up or remove a section in the middle creating a two part sleeve.