Here's a picture of a quilt (wall) hanger I made for my wife for her
birthday this month. It's made of 3/4 in. stock, 5 ft long x 2 in wide and
consists of two boards that are clamped together to pinch and hold the edge
of the quilt. The inside of the boards have a 1/2 in. wide x 1/8 in. deep
groove just up from the lower edge about 3/16 of an inch to catch and hold
the quilt edge. The knobs are face turned and have small hanger bolts
screwed into them with the other end screwing into T-nuts recessed in the
back of the board. The hanger attaches to the wall with key hole slots.
This one is made out of Bird's eye maple with cherry wood knobs.. Hard to
tell from picture.. Maybe should have popped the grain a little..