Raise your hand if you have pictures on your walls with multiple nail holes behind them. Put the paper down and raise both hands if you've ever painted around a picture to keep from having to measure ...

When you have a heavier picture, rather than using a big hook, try one of these hooks with a wider top and two nails. It evenly distributes the weight and allows the picture hang closer to the wall.

Not feeling so confident about mounting that framed painting or photograph? → How to Hang a Picture, Step by Step Ronda KaysenAt home in West Orange, N.J. Tools you’ll need: A hammer, measuring tape, ...

Hanging pictures on a blank wall can be rough, especially with all of the hit-and-miss involved in aligning your frames and hammering in your nails. Better Homes and Gardens has a tip for getting your ...

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Art and picture frames add personality and interest to any wall. But sometimes it can be hard to know what to use to hang all of your favorite items. In this video, Ace Hardware’s Michael Boyle walks ...

Hanging art or photos on the walls can make a house feel more like a home, personalizing your space. But you may not want to deal with any sort of damage to your walls—especially if you are renting.

A good framer should provide fixtures to go with the frame, and cord or wire strong enough to match the picture's weight. For most purposes, a standard picture hook driven into the wall provides ...

Do you miss traveling and need to be reminded of past adventures? It’s time to print your vacation photos and display them on a wall. While you’re at it, mix up the medium. In art talk, that means ...