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• Always hang pictures at eye level. More
often than not people are hanging too high and far apart.It's so important to get those photos off your computer and into your home to show off those cute family members. Here are some fun photo craft projects to show off those pictures:
• Give a space of about 1.5 to 3 inches in between photos
• Hanging 2 or 3 larger photo elements will balance out the smaller photos
• When pictures are hung in a horizontal line, it tends to make the wall look larger. This pattern works best in smaller areas and family rooms.
Pottery Barn• For a formal look, hang the pictures in a vertical line. This will create the illusion of height.
• Mixing wood-framed pictures with metal-framed pictures works best in an eclectic home. For a more formal look, try to keep the same color for all the frames or mats
• Artwork should not be wider than the piece of furniture below it
• Pay attention to the "balance" in your entire room. Be careful not to put everything in one part of a room. Leaving the other walls bare will throw the balance of the entire room off.
• You don't always need to go for the formal unified memory wall. Create interest by hanging photos in unique shapes or make a collage with all frames touching.
• Before you hang the photos, cut out paper to the same size of each photo. Then tape the paper to the wall. This gives you freedom to create your memory just how you like it without creating holes all over the wall. Make sure to use painters tape so you don't peal the paint off when you remove the tape. Nail the hooks into place according to your markings on the paper. Finally remove the paper and hang your pictures.