hanging pictures that'll stay

IrishCamper74

I have a few small pictures, and a wooden sign I'd love to hang in my kitchen area. Do you keep them stored until you get set up at a site or do you keep them up? IF the latter, how do you fix them to the wall? 
I'm not a fan of drilling holes to hang pictures; any other alternative suggestions are welcome.

Verna

Command Strip Velcro--I have had a key holder on the wall for over two years and it is still there, and I use it for keys and tactical flashlights. It is removeable if you choose and can be put back n the same place. 

Read the directions. Wash the wall very well with rubbing alcohol. Let it dry. Then, I stick the two pieces of Velcro on the rear and stick it to the wall, holding it in place for a long 30 second count. If the directions say something else, follow the directions. 

Ratkity

Some people have had some issues with the sticky wallpaper pulling or bubbling away from the surface wall with heavier objects. Be liberal with the command strips. The more strips you use, the better. I bought one big clock for the wall and it stayed with industrial strips. I liked it so much, I bought one for the bed area (in the Retro). I can see it without my glasses! hehe. 

Photomom

I use Command picture hanging strips and leave my artwork up. I bought the very thin plywood from Michaels, cut it to size, and decoupaged prints onto to it. Weighs almost nothing. Would not do it with glass or anything breakable.