Discover a simple method for mounting artwork on a wall easily.
Recently, I viewed a funny clip of Ellen demonstrating "life hacks." Are you aware of what life hacks entail? She defined them as "tricks or suggestions to simplify your daily existence."
Hello, ladies, I have a helpful life hack to share with you today.
It will truly impress you! :)

This idea originated from something I saw on Pinterest, naturally. However, it required a thin piece of wood that I lacked, so I devised my own modification.
If you are anxious about putting a hole in the wrong spot when hanging art, this guide is perfect for you!
Mounting Artwork on Walls
This is the most straightforward method possible!}

Items Required for Hanging a Picture or Painting
- a picture equipped with a saw-tooth hanger;
- a thumbtack
- a piece of stiff material such as cardstock or cereal box cardboard
- a small nail
- a hammer

The Clear Sequence for Hanging Artwork
1. Place the thumbtack near the edge of the stiff paper strip.

2. Slide the paper beneath the saw-tooth hanger.

3. Align the thumbtack in the middle of the saw-tooth hanger.

4. While holding the paper strip steady at the front, place the picture where you wish it on the wall.

5. After positioning, press the picture firmly against the wall.

The thumbtack will create a minute mark indicating the exact spot for the nail!
6. Tap the nail into the mark left by the thumbtack.

7. Secure the picture onto the nail.

8. Take a moment to celebrate your success! :)
Additional advice for securing artwork on drywall surfaces:
- Securing a Picture Using 2 Hangers on Drywall
- DIY Guide to Hanging a Gallery Wall Over a Sofa
- Instructions on mounting a sizable canvas onto a wall
- Guidance on affixing substantial items to a wall

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First published on July 6, 2016; subsequent updates have provided further details.







