Dishes on your walls? Show me your pics, please.

hapyfrustrated

15 years ago

I have dishes waiting to be hung in my kitchen over a shelf. Please show pics of how yours look. Thanks!

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eliza_824
15 years ago
I have four square plates hanging over our kitchen window, and I have a little red plate with bright yellow sunflowers hanging on the small wall on the right side.
mclarke
15 years ago
Before putting holes in your wall, trace your dishes onto brown grocery-bag paper, cut out the circles, and try taping them to the walls.

This is an easy way to find exactly the arrangement you want before putting holes in your wall.
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hapyfrustrated
Original Author
15 years ago
Eliza, I love the colors in this room, the table and chairs look beautiful, you did a great job!!!

mclark, this is a great idea! One question though, one of my plates is shaped like a long tray and is a little heavy. I am wary of hanging it on those little gold stretchy plate hangers. Do you think I should find something like Eliza has her plates hanging on instead?

Thanks for taking the time to help me out!

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