Do you have a picture frame sitting on the ground because you haven’t been able to hang it up? Want to know how to hang a picture? Well, over the years of me wanting to hang all the things on all the walls, I have learned a thing or two about how best to do it! One of my favorite tricks is broken down in this post.
The Easiest Way To Hang A Picture With Two Hooks
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Materials
Step One
Lay the picture frame with two hooks face down. Then take your Frog Tape and cut a piece the length of your picture frame.
Step Two
Secure the Frog Tape just under the hooks of the picture frame.
Step Three
Poke 2 separate holes in the Frog Tape where the hooks are.
Step Four
Take the Frog Tape and stick it to the wall where you want to hang the picture.
Step Five
Using the Bubble Level app, make sure the Frog Tape is level.
Step Six
Once level, make where the nails should go by creating a nail mark on the wall through the holes you made in the Frog Tape.
Step Seven
Remove Frog Tape and hammer in nails into the wall.
Step Eight
Hang picture.
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I told you this was the easiest way to hang pictures with two hooks!! Seriously, I use this method all the time. Now there are gadgets and things that you can use to hang pictures, but I still go back to this method because it works and it is fast. My husband loves using the picture hanging tool but I have found that the indentations it makes aren’t the easiest to see and I can never get things straight. Maybe it is because I am more of a visual person and need to see the full length of the picture before I hang it up!
But any way you hang, I just want you to feel like you can do things, like hang a picture on the wall!
This is a good start…but you need to check that the hooks are equidistant from the sides since you flip the tape.
Good point. I didn’t flip the tape because I stuck it to the frame them stuck it to the wall. That’s the easiest way to ensure that the hooks are at the correct spot!
Thank you so much for making this so simple for me. I was always measuring from one prong to the other and then using a level. Most of the time it did not come out even!!
Now this is a process that I can understand and doesn’t involve an engineering degree. Love it!
So true, right?!?!
Thanks for this post. It helped me get a large frame with family photos on the wall in no time.
So happy to hear!!!
You put the tape under the hooks, so how do you get the holes in the tape?
I poke a hole in the tape with a nail.
Great idea! Thank you.
Wish you had shown a tutorial rather than an explanation
Oh my goodness, God bless you. lol
Thank you!