Harriett's Top Tips

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2. 1. Don’t be precious about artwork, just print out your favourite pictures on a standard printer or use magazine scraps and greetings cards to create your wall collage. Wrapping paper also works well as a background if the picture doesn’t quite fill the glass.
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4. 2. Lay out your frames on the floor before nailing into the wall! Then cut out paper shapes to stick to the wall to perfect your arrangement.
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6. 3. Use ribbon to add a pop of colour.
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8. 4. Think about a theme; it could be seasonal, colour or a holiday moodboard to create a story.
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10. 5. If you do a random layout, you can keep adding/overlap and layer to create your gallery wall. This works well hung with ribbons.
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12. 6. Stick to a grid, lining up frame edges for a neat, organised feel.
    

1. Harriett's Top Tips
   

   1.  
   2. 1. Don’t be precious about artwork, just print out your favourite pictures on a standard printer or use magazine scraps and greetings cards to create your wall collage. Wrapping paper also works well as a background if the picture doesn’t quite fill the glass.
   3.  
   4. 2. Lay out your frames on the floor before nailing into the wall! Then cut out paper shapes to stick to the wall to perfect your arrangement.
   5.  
   6. 3. Use ribbon to add a pop of colour.
   7.  
   8. 4. Think about a theme; it could be seasonal, colour or a holiday moodboard to create a story.
   9.  
   10. 5. If you do a random layout, you can keep adding/overlap and layer to create your gallery wall. This works well hung with ribbons.
   11.  
   12. 6. Stick to a grid, lining up frame edges for a neat, organised feel.