Blu Tack

  

今天在家里整理了很多抽屉，昨天晚上还整理了很多文件，包括当时申请移民的材料，甚至还有刚来到澳洲的许多材料。可是最重要的是把相框，钟表等用Blu Tack挂起来了，房间增色不少。因为租房子住，所以无法随意在墙面上做装饰，今天可算是找到了合适的方法。其实呢，很早就有用Blu Tack，可就是没有想到充分使用它。在网上找到了一篇相关的文章，转帖如下：

Make your own gallery at home

Gather your favourite family snaps together and create a stylish wall of memories. Just follow these three quick steps to framing and hanging your photos.
You will need
Photos; pencil; archival mat boards; mat cutter with ruler (using the 45˚ blade); acid-free photo tape; cutting mat; frames. All available from art supplies stores.
Step 1.
Measure the size of the photo to be framed and determine the size of the mat window. Using a ruler and pencil, measure and mark the window to be cut out on the back of the mat. A window in the centre works best.
Step 2.
Line up the mat cutter and rule on the line marked. With light pressure, drag the cutter repeatedly along the line until you get a clean cut. Repeat for the remaining sides of the window. Using archival tape, attach the photo to the mat board. Place in frame.
Step 3.

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To hang your frames, start by arranging them on the floor and playing around with configurations and spacing. Alternatively, use newspaper cut-outs to replicate the size of your frames, place your main piece in the middle of the wall with Blu-Tack or removable tape, then arrange the other pieces around it. Move them around until you’re satisfied. Study the arrangement from the place you are most likely to occupy when in that room. Keep frames close together to maintain a tight focal point, with the centre point of the middle frame at eye level. Each frame should be no more than 10cm apart.

Getting the hang of it
Wide expanses of wall benefit from groupings of smaller, framed artworks. Heighten the impact of grouped pictures by using identical frames and mat boards. The arrangement here is quite formal with a symmetrical grouping of frames. This works well because we have used frames that are the same colour and size, framing similar photos and subject matter.

from：http://www.notebookmagazine.com/calendar/article/192/Make-your-own-gallery-at-home