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" 1. Plan Your Placement Avoid errant nail holes by putting frames on the ground in front of the wall to try different arrangements and spacing, or trace on paper and tape cutouts to the wall; adjust till you love the look. 2. Space &amp;#039;Em Out Generally, leave two inches between outer edges of frames (less only when they&amp;#039;re the same size or shape). 3. Theme It Group images (whether photos, paintings, or both) by subject \u2014 say, landscapes or dogs \u2014 to tie together an arrangement. 4. Mix Well Use a variety of frame shapes and sizes, hanging some vertically and others horizontally, for an intriguing display. 5. Stay Centered Start by hanging the picture that will go in the middle of the arrangement, then work your way out. Once there&amp;#039;s a basic framework on the wall, you can always add to it later. 6. Watch The Scale Don&amp;#039;t let a too-large frame hog the spotlight: Exclude it if it takes up more than a sixth of the available wall space (use a calculator to check). TOP TOOLS No More Nails 3M&amp;#039;s Command removable adhesive hangers help protect walls. Budget Buy IKEA&amp;#039;s Ribba frames ($2 and up, IKEA.com) come in five finishes and 12 sizes. Go-To Gadget Hang &amp;amp;amp; Level ($20, amazon.com) takes the guesswork out of nail placement. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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