This DIY Quilt Rack is Simple to Construct

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Customize the Size to Fit Your Space!

Are you looking for a quilt rack that you can make yourself? This rack is made from PVC pipe and is simple to construct.

Plus, it’s easy to alter the design to fit your space. Adjust the height, width and even the number of rails.

This DIY Quilt Rack is Easy to Construct

You can also use this rack for other things. It will be great in the sewing room for organizing and storing pieces of a quilt in process. Or make a drying rack for the laundry room.

Just about anyone who’s handy can put this together. The process involves cutting pipe to size (which can often be done for you at Lowes and Home Depot), and then gluing the pieces together.

This DIY Quilt Rack is Easy to Construct

Clothes drying rack from Your House & Garden.

Simplified Building provides clear instructions in their “5 Popular DIY PVC Projects” article.

Click here for the free “PVC Quilt Rack” instructions.

The following video from Know How Now shows how to cut and glue PVC pipe. A ratcheting cutter produces clean cuts, although a hack saw can also be used.

Click here to watch the video at YouTube if it doesn’t play on your device.

The rack can even be painted. That’s best done before the cut pieces are assembled. You’ll find instructions for both spray painting and painting the pipe by hand here at WikiHow.

 

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