Display cards on wall

Vintage finds are always at home in cottage style, but placing that perfect piece on a shelf just isn’t doing it justice.

Sure, you can simply frame something and nail it to the wall, but why be ordinary? Here, 17 unexpected, totally untraditional ways to hang pictures up on your walls.

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I love getting Christmas cards and they’ve already started to trickle in from my much-better-organized-than-me friends. Every year I have big intentions of displaying our holiday cards but somehow they always end up thrown in a pile instead. Not this year! Before starting into any other holiday decorating, I decided to figure out a simple DIY for displaying the Christmas cards that we get from family and friends. My foyer is now sporting a new DIY Christmas Card Tree! We’ve only gotten a few…

Autumn 2024 Postcard Wall (photo version) 🍁💛🍂 This is my favorite part of snail mailing each year- swapping fall postcards, and filling up this wall with everyone’s mail. Thanks so much again to everyone who swapped and surprised this year. 💛 This always makes me smile, whenever I pass it. 🍁 Just a reminder, I usually do this again for Christmas postcards, but it’s just not in the budget this year. If anyone would like a decorated Christmas or winter postcard from me, please feel free…

Are you sick of staring at bare walls day after day? Filling in blank wall space with family photos is a simple yet effective way to add some personality to the home. They also make for great conversation starters for when guests come over because you can share about your most precious memories and travels.However, finding the perfect way to decorate with family snapshots can be a little tricky.

Jstar Artist Trading Cards on Instagram: "MY ATC GALLERY - I display my traded Artist Trading Cards (and a few of my own) in my studio. I hung a large empty gold frame (I found at goodwill) and added mini bull clips in a grid on the wall inside the frame (the math on this was tough!). Now I can easily add new art, and rotate my collection according to my whims! And everyone who visits can see the great little art I’ve collected from around the world!"