Dritz 3207 Quilt Hangers (2-Count)

If I could give this -1 stars I would. I have a very light baby quilt. The marble moves up into the hole when you slide in the quilt and you pull it down and marble follows it instead of grabbing it. The only thing that worked the way it said it was supposed to work was a piece of paper or one layer of fabric. If you have ANY batting in your quilt, (would that even be a quilt?) don't bother. If you want to hold something paper thin, it'll work. No quilt is paper thin. Sorry, the reviews you see here where people say they hung a "quilt" hung a thin no-batting blanket.

The overall product is alright, I painted mine easily and they hold my sheet-thin wall hanging well. The major problem with this product is that there was NO hardware included at all. The keyhole on the back where a screw should slot in is much smaller than the head of any standard sized screw, so nothing in my entire workshop would fit. I ended up having to use picture hanging tacks, it holds it up but the slightest bump and it falls off onto the floor. WHY would you sell something with a very non-standard sized hole without providing the specialty sized screws needed to install this on the wall?? What am I supposed to do, go to the store just to get two friggin tiny headed screws? Perfect activity during a pandemic when I'm supposed to be ordering crap online to avoid DYING. This all made actually using these things a huge, massive pain in the butt, and then I'm going to HAVE to go get four tiny headed screws (I bought two sets of these things) just to make sure my stuff actually sits on the wall correctly. I would give this a much better review, but the missing hardware royally screwed the pooch and made these almost worthless.

I lightly sanded it before painting white to match the trim. I put an extra screw directly into the drywall on the lower inside corners (covered by the quilt) to keep the hangers vertical. Otherwise they would have pulled inwards from the tension on the quilt that keeps the top quilt line straight. Still,you can't see the extra nail and everything is straight and looks great for a cheap price.

I bought these quilt hangars as I wasn't willing to spend a fortune just for quilt hangars in my son's room. These quilt hangars are OK, as others have noted they don't come with screws so be sure to buy drywall screws and anchors as well. The hangars are pretty basic, as they're a block of wood with a couple holes and a marble. The installation was easy enough (drilling holes and hanging the blocks on the screws). We used 3 blocks for a 36" wide quilt (any less and it would have sagged). One of the blocks didn't work at all, though, so luckily we had purchased 2 packages for a total of 4 blocks. At first our thicker quilt wouldn't go in at all. We discovered using a butter knife to push up the marble while sliding in the quilt helped solve the problem and it now seems to be holding quite well. If you are willing to shell out more money I am certain there are other quilt hangars that work better than these.

I had been searching for something to hang a quilt I purchased at an Amish auction. I looked for months. Finally a guy at a craft store told me about these. He said "we used to carry them and they are great "! Of course, found them on Amazon. I stained them to match the wood in my house. The easiest install ever, and the little marble holds your quilt in place. No holes, no sewing, no problem ! And they are in conspicuous.

I was leery about purchasing this item due to some of the reviews. I am so glad I did buy it! It was much sturdier than I expected and I did not have any issues like the other reviewers have noted. I stained them easily, with no prior sanding. They hung a small wall hanging with no issues at all whatsoever and really work exactly as described. I think the problems the other reviewers have had is that they tried to hang something much to big for this size hanger. You would not want to try and hang a wall hanging that is much larger than say 30" x 30". If the batting used is also a thick, heavy batting, that will make the item weigh more. This is made for smaller items. Possibly could go up to a 50" wall hanging if it is not quilted thickly and batting is loose. Otherwise, excellent product and if you have a larger quilt to hang, buy bigger clips.

I was really nervous about buying this because of the low ratings. I'm glad I went with my gut and bought them, they work perfectly! I have an 8ft by 7 ft quilt hanging using 7 of these (4 packs). They don't come with screws so you will need your own to attach to the wall, although I used nails and that works too. The fabric easily slid behind the marble and held on very well. I actually think I could've used less hangers because when I was hanging the quilt I attached one at a time and the first hanger on the corner held up the entire weight of the quilt while I hammered the next nail to attach the second hanger. hope this helps

This is a great and inexpensive way to hang quilts or fabric pieces on the wall. In addition to putting a nail or screw in the wall to hold them up another way is by using the 3M Command strips. I saw some reviews of folks that couldn't get these hangers to work for them. My experience is that they work well often easily sometimes needing multiple tries with fabric and quilts. I could not get them to work on a small carpet piece with a stiffer back to it. For that I had to use mini ash wood hang-ups which worked great but were a little more expensive.

I am delighted with this product. Sanded lightly and gave 2 coats of wall colour paint. Once in place, my wall hanging looks perfectly straight and the brackets are almost invisible. Better still, I can easily change quilts whenever I like.

poor quality and over priced

Does not hold up thinner quilts.