I bought the Rasch Parrots Wallpaper from B&M Bargains (£8.99 a roll), while the orange frames and tins came from Tiger. There's also a pretty Russian Khokhloma cup I found on eBay and D.I.Mdoll Gayane.
The strips themselves are really easy to use. You press the two halves together until they click (and they really do click), then peel off the backs and stick one side to the frames. Once they're well and truly stuck in place, peel off the backs of the other sides and stick them (plus frame) to the wall.
I used a pack of large strips (£3.80 on eBay including postage) and I must admit I was a little sceptical. But... they adhered a big 24" by 36" frame with perspex front (£16 from khaksar11 on eBay) to the wall without any problem. For once a product that actually lives up to its hype - I'm impressed! :)
Edit - 11/11/15. I'm linking this up to HomeEtc and can confirm the frame is still up with no problems whatsoever. :)
What a good idea! Must see these out :) Thanks for linking up and sharing with us - much appreciated :) Jess xx
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They're so handy, and way more powerful than I expected! :)
DeleteMy sister has been using these in her rental property and absolutely swear by them! They're not allowed to hammer nails in the wall so the command strips have been a godsend — means she can have all her pictures up without annoying her landlord! :) Thanks for linking up with us #HomeEtc xx
ReplyDeleteAt first I was dubious about the sticking power, but they really are brill. We're renting so we couldn't put nails in, but now I've tried them I think I prefer them as they're safer pictures kids might otherwise be able to get their fingers behind to pull.
DeleteI used one of the bigger ones to hang my Christmas wreath on the front door and it was fabulous. I can't recommend it highly enough.
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