DIY HACK/ How to hang picture frames the EASY way/PICTURE GRID GALLERY WALL

Hello my DIY enthusiasts and designers alike!! I am excited to show you a super easy DIY hack to hang picture frames without hammering or screwing a million holes in your wall first. I will walk you through the tips and tricks that I used to create a picture frame grid gallery wall in my family room. Using a level, painters tape and craft paper, I was able to find a foolproof way of making a template so that I can lay out my design before committing. This saved time, energy and didn't wreck my walls. If I can do this then so can you!!
I hope this video helps you to stay inspired and create a beautiful photo or picture gallery in your own home.
#homedecor #hack #interiordesign
DISCLAIMER: This review is not sponsored in any way and opinions are my own

[@maryshreve3644]

Wow what a great idea using home prints. Turned out fabulous.

[@MelissaBeverlyInspires]

Thanks so much...what I loved about the prints is it still has that old faded paper "look" to it, even though they were photocopies 😉

[@Bonezz024]

Good video. Thanks for sharing.
I just struggled putting up a 6 picture gallery for our baby boy on the way.
Wish I watched this before attempting it. Probably would have been less of a headache.. and a couple less holes in the wall 😅

[@gerardgunhouse397]

Nice tips. How far apart did you hang each print? Is that distance the same side by side and top to bottom?

[@MelissaBeverlyInspires]

That's a great question....I really eyeballed it and liked it at roughly 1 or so inches apart. I found i had to add about 2 inches between the bottom and top sections but that was only so the bottom row looked like a good distance from my couch😁😁 sorry, I'm sure that wasn't the most helpful...lol

[@Bonezz024]

Depending on the size level you have you might be able to use your level as a spacer.
This has the advantage of knowing you’ll be both level and plumb plus you won’t have to “measure” because the space will be exactly the same each time.