Look in your phone book under “Plastic” and find someone to cut a 1/4” piece of plexiglas and flame polish the edges. Leave the paper on, center your artwork and trace around it.
				Mark two spots inside each corner. Measure inside your marked outline, two thirds up and mark two holes for your hanging wire. Remember that people often hang artwork with a picture hook that will show for about one inch above the wire. Just make sure your wire and hooks won’t show above your artwork.
			Leave the paper on and protect your work surface with a stack of newspaper or scrap of wood. Using a very small bit, slowly drill each hole. I find that the plastic wraps itself around the bit so be sure to clean it out after each hole.
			Lay down a towel to prevent your plexiglass from scratching. Remove the paper from each side and gently remove and stray bits of plastic. Use a strong fishing line and thread it through the two center holes. Tie it off well.
			Slip a piece of paper under the fishing line. Use E-6000 or a similar strong glue  place a dab on your knot. let it dry and then snip off the ends.
			Use  a needle and strong thread that matches your quilt. Begin with a knot in the back top corner of your quilt. Gently bending back the corner, take several stitches through the holes.
			Knot your thread. (I’ve used contrasting instead of matching thread so you can see it better.
			I usually sew on the top two corners first then hang it up to make sure I’ve sewn it on straight.