With artwork in hand, choose a frame and mat color. Remember that they become part of the artwork so choose accordingly. Cut a piece of matboard the size of the interior of your frame.
			On the back of the matboard, center your artwork face down.
			Gently lift the corner and place a mark just under it. Mark every few inches just underneath the artwork.
			Use a hammer and a small nail (with a stack of newspaper underneath) to punch a hole on your marks.
			Place your quilt on the front of the matboard. Using a needle and thread that matches your quilt, knot your thread onto the back of the quilt then thread the needle through the first hole. Move to the next hole, go through then bend the edge of your quilt back and catch a bit of the back then go back through the same hole.
			I always try to end on a corner since it’’s easiest to turn back for your last stitch.. I also knot the thread every few stitches as I move along just to be safe.
			If you are using glass, place spacers between the glass and the matboard to give your quilt some space. I usually don’t use glass. Place your mounted quilt in your frame, replace the backing board and secure well.
			There you have it! Framed, mounted, showing all your lovely edges.