Well, it only took a little over 4 months and a lot of nagging on my part to get the gallery wall in our bedroom hung... and I'm in love. Before I go showing you the after, let's reflect back on its humble beginnings.
I know. It didn't look like much. Hootie had his doubts as well, but I could see it developing and knew it had great potential.
Fast forward a couple of months and I was ready to bust out the graph paper again. I'm telling you that this is the best way to hang a large grouping. Just trace out each picture, cut them out and paste them on the wall. You have instant hanging measurements. Genius!
With all that said and done, may I present our newly hung gallery wall...
Anywho, I am happy with the progress and I'm sure you all are happy to see that we have actually been putting things back together in our house.
Cheers,
Jessie
I know. It didn't look like much. Hootie had his doubts as well, but I could see it developing and knew it had great potential.
Fast forward a couple of months and I was ready to bust out the graph paper again. I'm telling you that this is the best way to hang a large grouping. Just trace out each picture, cut them out and paste them on the wall. You have instant hanging measurements. Genius!
With all that said and done, may I present our newly hung gallery wall...
The beauty of it is that I can continue to add to it as I find new little treasures. Currently, it consists of a few family photos, 2 incredible paintings by my new friend, a love letter, a silhouette and a family needlepoint. (The last one really had Hootie in a tizzy, but I think he knew better than to question it.)
Anywho, I am happy with the progress and I'm sure you all are happy to see that we have actually been putting things back together in our house.
Cheers,
Jessie
Love it all, but especially like the family needlepoint!
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