Use a curtain rod to hang a tapestry a curtain rod is a more permanent solution for hanging tapestry on a wall.
How to hang a tapestry flat to the wall.
Use a low to medium iron to test first and iron on the back of the tapestry.
Slide the board into the pocket.
Next you will have to drill another piece of plywood preferably a thicker one to the one prior piece.
If creases do not come out by ironing the back then use a dye free bed sheet and place over the front of the tapestry to iron.
It s time to learn how to hang a tapestry in a dorm room so you re not coming out of pocket for damages to your wall.
Fold the sides of the tapestry back and screw.
Select a location you would like to hang your tapestry at.
Insert the rod through the rod pocket in back of the tapestry and secure the rod in the brackets.
The second piece should be at least an inch higher in height to the previous.
Iron the tapestry if needed.
Prior to hanging your tapestry ironing may be needed to remove creases.
Choose a smooth sanded board about 2 inches shorter than the tapestry.
Mark where the screws will be inserted and drill holes.
You will have to drill a piece of plywood to the wall which should be bigger than the tapestry.
A tapestry with a sleeve or pocket to accommodate a flat board may be hung directly against the wall.
Cool tapestries are a great way to brighten those bland walls.
Install the rod brackets at the desired location.