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If you choose to use glue sticks, use an acid-free type and only glue the four corners of the photo and a small dab in the center or you can also use glue dots which in my opinion is the best for scrapbooking.

Use Sticky Tack (aka Blu Tack, mounting putty, museum putty) Sticky tack is a great product that could solve many household predicaments in a matter of seconds.

AnchorPoints are an easy, long term solution. Simply hang your picture on the wall using a nail or screw, and then stick two AnchorPoints to the back of the frame, one in each of the bottom corners, with the pins facing the wall. Make sure your picture is hung, level and in the exact position you want it.

I just want to know if I paint the mod podge on there, will I be able to see the pictures clearly, and how well will it keep them on there, etc. Thanks! Yes, you can! Yes, you can mod podge over pictures and you will still be able to see the picture!

Poster putty/tack The Art of Education University says putty adheres quite well to numerous surfaces, including walls. Putty is mostly for hanging posters, but you can get creative and use it for small, framed objects, as well.

The fastest and probably easiest way to stick your pictures and photos on the wall is probably to use simple adhesive tape, picture hanging tape or picture hanging strips. The adhesive picture hanging strips are ideal for very small picture frames or light photos and post cards weighing up to one kilo.

The quickest way to insert your photos is with a good old fashioned glue stick. You get more coverage than double stick tape (or glue dots) and it's leaves a smooth finish (no glue bleeds or tape marks). We recommend using an archival grade glue stick to paste in your pictures.