How to hang canvas pictures

How to Hang Large Pictures Without Using Nails – A few weeks ago, I found a pair of large botanical prints for $7.99 each while I was out thrifting with my mom. I finally settled on using them in the dining room when I heard, “You’re not going to put another hole in the wall, are you?” Here’s a look at how we hung these large botanical prints in the dining room without putting a single nail hole in the wall…

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Chevron Paintings: In this tutorial I will show you how to easily make some pretty neat chevron patterned canvases to use in decorating or just a cool art piece. Materials Needed: canvas (I used 3 11x14 in but you can use any size and any number of canva…

how to frame canvases the easy way

No more holes in the wall! Use this simple trick to hang decor perfectly level every time. Step-by-step picture tutorial!

This tutorial is inexpensive, easy, and best of all: low-risk. I was in need of some art for our bathroom, and it needed to be rather large and until I can afford what I’ve really got my heart set on — rather cheap.I decided to take a poster that I liked (picked up at a craft store for around $10) and skip the large expensive frame. Instead, I made it look like a wrapped canvas, using a cheap old thrift store canvas I had lying around.

Want to know how to hang a picture without using nails or putting holes in your wall? This way is super easy and fast to do.

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If you have a large canvas painting or picture that you can't wait to display, you may be wondering the best way to hang it in your home. You will need to prepare your canvas and take some measurements to figure out the best placement for...

"Expressive Faces in Mixed Media" - one class I'll be teaching at Squam Art Workshops. In September of this year I'll be teaching at a brand new venue in Holderness, New Hampshire. I met Elizabeth of Blue Poppy blog at Artfest several years ago and we made indelible impressions on each other. That was the first year I stayed in the dorm with private rooms; I remember glimpsing into Nina's room across the hall and seeing the netting and twinkle lights she'd hung around her window with a view…