Poster hanging

Large poster frames can be expensive. Here's how I created an easy DIY poster hanger using some scrap wood and a glue gun!

The easiest way to hang a big photos and posters. This is especially great for pieces you want to change frequently.

These DIY poster hangers take only 3 steps and cost about $3 ea.! Use them to hang artwork or posters you have been holding onto for too long!

You can change the Picture very easily. And it is not even hard to make one of these poster hangers yourself.

Ever look around your home and all you see are picture frames on the walls? Whether it's for hanging art, posters, or personal photos, putting them all in frames can get a little repetitive, and boring. There are so many fun and creative ways to display art in your home. So try some of these 10 creative and fun ways to hang photos in your home without putting them in frames. | #lifeasmama #housegoals #homedecor #decor #interiordesign #photos #art #photography #interiordecor #homedesign

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