#framecollage

[kerstiewalthall]

Had a lovely day yesterday with family and a blissful meditation. We finally got our bathroom snazzed up with art by @miss_muju and @hattiebuckwell yay x . . . #bathroomart #framecollage #blissfulday #happyplace

[lofthouse]

Stunning flowers- thank you @sueraej

[hellotruelove]

More to Frame

One of the spaces I tend to neglect when setting up a new place is our bedroom.

So, after dealing with some heating/mold/plaster issues this winter (yay, new home ownership!), I was so happy to get some frames up on the walls. I used the old trick I’ve seen on Pinterest and favorite blogs from time to time. It took a tiny bit more effort than simply hammering in the nails but I am far happier with the results:)

I laid out all the frames we still wanted to hang on the kitchen table and traced their size on butcher paper. Then I used painters tape to try some different arrangements and spacing on the walls. I tend to be a little too freakish when it comes to things being symmetrical so thankfully a friend assured me that it did not matter that the window is slightly left and not right in the center. The moral of the story is: get those frames on the wall- you will not regret it.  

I have a mish mosh of photos for you since this took me a couple of weeks to complete in bits and pieces. As for the frame content, I used some photos Jeremy took in NYC, some watercolor prints from our honeymoon, instagram shots of the Ox and a few photos of my mom. I re-used frames and found a few that we’d purchased long ago and never filled. I wanted this wall to be personal- and everything on it represents something near and dear to our hearts. The best part is that we can keep adding as we have more to frame.

Don’t be like me and wait nearly a year to get those last few frames up on the wall. They make me smile every day!