Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Wall Picture Collage

I have been wanting to hang something on the wall in my kitchen ever since we moved in.
Between Emily and I, we finally dreamed something up after looking at lots of other people's photo collages- and I love the way it turned out.

Here are all the things that I bought.
(all found at walmart)
This entire project was under $20. My kind of project!
*pictures you want to use (I had free prints from Costco)
* 2 20x30 foam core boards (I got two black ones $2.88 each)
*poster hanger thingies ($2.44)
*foam brushes ($.97)
*double sided tape ($3)
*mod podge (I already had some)
 This shows you how thick the foam core board is..
First I drew out a plan..
Then I cut some computer paper first, and made sure it would work before I cut up my pictures.
 Then I went to work cutting my 4x6 pictures into 4 inch squares.
 I then laid them all out on the floor in the order that I wanted them, and then taped them down with double sided tape.
 Then I took it in the kitchen and painted mod podge all over it.
 This is the scary part... cause it feels like you are about to ruin the pictures!
but don't worry.. it does dry clear.
I had glossy mod podge that I've had since high school- 
but I wish I would have used matte mod podge.
My dried collage glares a bit, and the old stuff was chunky. 
I have since bought some matte stuff, but I don't know if I dare go over everything with another coat.
I let it dry overnight..
and hung it up the next morning.
Here's the view from the living room....
and straight on.
It's not perfect, but I like it!
What do you think?

Update:  Your questions answered HERE.


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262 comments:

  1. I think it's adorable!! You did great!

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  2. Super cute. I'm going to have to figure out which wall I want mine on now. :) (Since the majority of the walls in my house are completely bare, it will be a tough decision! They all need something!)

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  3. WAY CUTE Cali! It think it looks AwEsOmE!!! Now we might have to do one for me! ha ha! :)

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  4. Super cute! I love how it is on a foam board instead of wood. That would be a lot lighter. Now I just need to find some time to make it. :)

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  5. i think it DOES look perfect! great idea using the foam board.

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  6. Oohhh-I like this a lot! Good idea.

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  7. How did you hook your foam boards together? I already bought my boards to make this (even though I have no clue when I will get to making it!)

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    2. If you get poster hangers from Command Brand that are damage free those work really well. You have to put them on all four corners of both boards and line them up and stick them to the wall. Looks like its one big board now. Hope this helps.

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    3. You could use toothpicks also. Stick them into the sides of the boards and press together.

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  8. Wow.. I can't believe you two just dreamed this up! It looks so good! Your professional pictures go great against the black! I can't wait to see it in real life next time I come to visit so I can look real good at each picture!

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  9. Awesome! My fav project of you guys' yet! :) I would LOVE to make one of these for our house! I'm so terrible at actually printing pictures- this would be good incentive!

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  10. really pretty. the photos look great!

    megan
    craftycpa.blogspot.com

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  11. I love this. I just came back from Hawaii and would love to try it with our vacation pictures.

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  12. So cute! I would also like to know how you held the two foam boards together. Or did you just hang them up next to eachother without them being connected?

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  13. Angela- I just hung the two next to each other- super close so no wall shows between them! :)

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  14. LOVE IT! I saw it on your other blog and am super glad I came over to this one :) Now I'm going to find some pictures and make this, plus enjoy all your other ideas! Thanks Cali.

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  15. Soooo cool!! I love it! I bought my first Mod podge a few days ago, and I didn't know what to do with it! This is an exellent idea!

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  16. Wow, you posted this in April and I just found this picture pinned on Pinterest! I loved it, so it brought me to your blog. Sooo glad to have found your blog! Looking forward to your new posts!

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  17. Love it! Can't wait to create :) Thanks for the idea!!

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  18. I need to do this for my MIL for Christmas!

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  19. This looks like such a cool idea for holiday gifts. And I think I feel some inspiration coming on. Thanks for the post!

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  20. CUTE IDEA! Thanks for sharing!!

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  21. That is so adorable! I am totally going to steal your idea, if that's ok :D
    -Jade
    www.jadesteckly.blogspot.com

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  22. thats awesome!! i should try one

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  23. Looks great! Found this on pinterest! :)

    threemangoseeds.blogspot.com

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  24. This is such a cute idea! And so easy! I love easy projects. Definitely going to give it a try.

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  25. This is great! I was looking for an idea of what to get my parents for their wedding anniversary, but this DIY sounds way better as far as gifts go. :)

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  26. I love this Cali! I'm making one as we speak!! Thanks for the great idea.

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  27. Brilliant! We unexpectedly ended up with 50 extra prints from our Shutterfly order and not enough frames. Problem solved :)

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  28. Excellent way to display multiple pictures without using a billion frames. I will be doing this in the near future! Thanks for the wonderful idea!

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  29. Oooh, I love this! Thanks so much for sharing. A while ago I tried a similar concept by just attaching square photos in a collage using double sided tape...and it looked great for a couple days...until the prints started falling off the wall. This is the perfect solution! :)

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  30. Perfect idea! Hey, if you ever run out of mod podge again, just mix 3 parts white glue to 1 part water. Problem solved.

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  31. Saw this on Pinterest! LOVE this idea! Thanks for sharing!

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  32. this is a great idea! how did you put the two foam boads together?

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  33. Awesome idea! I'm a prof photog and use foam core all the time. You can order custom cut/size foamcore online from online frame companies like American Frame in black or white

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  34. It's awesome! And I don't see any imperfections for what it's worth. Very cool idea! pinning it!

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  35. I like it. I think you should do the entire wall.

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  36. It looks great! I really like it!! I so have to steal your idea (with proper credit, of course) and do the same at my house!! :D

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  37. Someone pinned this on twitter and I LOVE it!!!

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  38. Love it! I'm putting this on my priority "to do" list. Thanks for sharing.

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  39. I Love this!!! I'm going to do it this weekend. Thanx for the great idea.

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  40. This looks AWSOME!!!!! Great job! Can"t wait to try this.

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  41. I love it!! We have very bare walls and I've been trying to figure out what to do with them. I'll have to try this!

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  42. You could totally go over it again with the matte mod podge and it will dull it a bit. I've done it a few times on things I've done other places and they only had glossy. Super cute Cali!

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  43. Wow! Such a simple idea, yet I never would have thought of it! Your layout is beautiful and keeps it from looking too cluttered.

    I'm not sure if the other commenters said this, but you can email Amy Anderson at modpodgerocks @ gmail. com and she'll answer your question--I've asked her several questions, and she does indeed love Mod Podge :)

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  44. Oh I love it:)! I am sure you don't mind me borrowing this...this is such a great idea to do something with my gazillion photos! Thanks so much for sharing:)

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  45. I have gone over shiny mod podge with matte before, and it comes out just fine! I did it on wood, though, not pictures.

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  46. Saw this on Pinterest and am so glad that I came to your site. I'll be doing one today. Hope it's as good as yours! Thank-you. :)

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  47. Did you Mod podge over the entire thing or just the edges of the pictures? I guess I'm asking if you covered the whole picture? Super cute idea! I might do this with wedding pictures. Easy way to display pictures from one event without a billion frames!

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  48. This is such a great idea! Great way to do something with all of my extra pictures that are just sitting in boxes. Thanks for the idea!

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  49. You used real photos? I've been decopodging photos to wooden blocks for years and I always use color copy paper because I assumed the modpodge would gum up the photos... It doesn't?. Wow. Nice project!

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  50. I love this idea! I was just saying the other day how expensive it is to hang pictures. I have a wall that will look perfect with this on it! Thank you so much for this idea!!

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  51. Great job! Thanks for sharing!

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  52. Awesome idea. Was looking for a way to hang lots of photo's without putting a bunch of holes in my walls! This is PERFECT!! Can't wait to try this!

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  53. I just tried this and I used the matte mod podge and it is all streaky...it looks great except the streaky part. Did this happen with the gloss kind? Also for other that want to do this...put the double sided tape all over the back of the pictures...mine are bumpy in the middle. Luckily this was a small board so no biggie and hopefully my next one will come out better! great idea though!

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  54. I love this idea for all my leftover pictures that aren't in my scrapbooks.....sure beats them sitting in a box! GREAT idea and thanks so much for posting this!

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  55. LOVE this idea! I think I'm going to do all my pics in black and white though.

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  56. Love it! I think I will do this with only pictures of my son and post them in chronological order to show how he has grown. :)

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  57. I love it! It is adorable and so fun...........you are right, the mod podge over pics is scary, isn't it? LOVE it..........well done, creative one!!

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  58. I think it looks great, it's the imperfections that make it all "yours".

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  59. Love it! question, how'd you hang it up? what'd you use? thanks for the tutorial!

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  60. that is super cute! Love the pictures... thanks for sharing! & I love this font!!

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  61. I did this project last night and I love the results. Thanks a lot for posting it.

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  62. Where can you purhase foam board? I'm excited to try this with several smaller boards on my stair case. Love it!

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  63. Love your project. Am hoping to follow your directions and try something similar for my daughter's dorm room.

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  64. Awesome job. It really looks great and what a blessing to see your fav pics every day. I must do one for my fav pics. Thank you so much for the idea and pattern.

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  65. I think this would be great as a progression of my kids pictures from birth to current age or the same with anything - changing seasons of the same place. Good job!

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  66. Thanks for this, I now know what I will do with all the pics of flowers I've taken over the years!

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  67. I have a similar one that looks the same but I paid $40 for and is wood. Love that you made it yourself! And I LOVE mod podge!!! Great idea!!!

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  68. I LOVE THIS! You have inspired my next project!

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  69. omg i love this :) i must do it sometime!

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  70. What a fabulous idea for those extra pictures! Wow! I am passing this off to my daughter. Great way to commerate so far 3 Komen 3 Day 60 Mile Walks!

    PS...Thank you to Pinterest for connecting me to this blog...great ideas are found here!

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  71. LOVE IT!!!! I am always buying those multi-hole frames at the craft store. This is SO MUCH better!!

    Lindsey @ ErieFamilies.com

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  72. Saw this on Pinterest! LOVE IT! I am so making this tomorrow! Thank you!

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  73. I need to try and do it. I love it. ;) Amy

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  74. Will this work on a piece of wood as well. I have been wanting to use the crackle paint and make a "frame" but with just one picture. Thanks

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  75. That is such a great idea!!! Love it! I am going to have to get all my pictures together now and do this. Thank you for the brilliant idea!

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  76. Love it! :))


    Do you know if it will work with regular paper?

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  77. I love it!! Think I am going to try it for my girls' room!!

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  78. What a great idea! Thank you for sharing

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  79. Found ya on Pintrest!!! WHAT A great Idea!! I love it!!

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  80. I THINK THIS IS AWESOME. I HAVE BOXES OF PHOTOS THAT THIS WOULD BE A GREAT IDEA FOR!

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  81. hi,
    I wish you had twitter so i can follow you guys. What do you call the font used on your blog? it is so cute :)

    -Elsie

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  82. Found this on Pinterest! LOVE it!

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  83. I love this idea! My teen kids take tons of candid pics and then post them to FB where they stay hidden in cyberspace. I'm planning on having them tell me which pics to have printed and surprising them with these in their rooms. :)

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  84. I like this idea lots!! I can see using it in so many different ways! Looks like I may have some work to do before Christmas!

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  85. Super idea! I just came across this on PInterest! Love and repinned! I am so going to do this when my baby is a little older.
    http://pinterest.com/picsgirl/

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  86. That is wonderful-great job. Where did you buy the foam core-the only one I can find is very pricey. Thanks

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  87. AHH. I love it! it looks so good! Great job

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  88. Thats cute.... It doesn't mess up the pictures?

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  89. Great idea! Thanks so much for sharing - next project on my list!

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  90. It turned out beautifully!! Congratulations!

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  91. OMG I LOVE IT! I am so going to do this!!!!!

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  92. I Think I'll try this with black & white pics!!

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  93. Very Cute! I want to try this!

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  94. I stumbled upon this when a friend posted it on pinterest. And I love it! I'm so trying this when I get a day off. Thanks for the great idea. What do you think about the images cut into different sizes and interesting magazine clips or scrapbooking materials to add to the idea?

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  95. I'm not sure if I missed this, but what is the double sided tape used for? I understand the command strips are used for hanging the posters to the wall, but I don't see where the tape comes in. It's a great project btw, and I will be making a similar one as a gift to my family for the holidays! Thanks for the idea. :)

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  96. Love it...I need to make me one now! :)

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  97. Thanks for posting this. I took pics to the local store to get a price on having them framed to look exactly like this and it was going to cost me $500 because of all the custom cuts. Now I'm going to do it myself.
    Thanks

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  98. i love it! now i know what i'm gonna do with some of my pics. thank you so much.

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  99. Great idea! Could you also use the Modge-Podge to glue the pictures to the foam to eliminate the tape? I think I might try it that way, just wondering if anyone has tried that already!

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  100. Ok, late to the party, just found on Pinterest- How do you hang it on the wall? What do you use to hang it?

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  101. Fantastic! I love it, but I have a question too. Do the photos smudge at all when you first put the modge podge on (when brushing it around wet)? We're your photos professionally printed or printed at home with photo paper? That might make a difference!

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  102. I love that idea!!!

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  103. the best idea EVER! love it

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  104. I also LOVE it. Going to give it a go. Kids love looking at pictures of themselves. As do there girlfriends!

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  105. "I have been wanting to hang something on the wall in my kitchen ever since we moved in".... this line roped me in, I have been thinking the same for the past 3 yrs !!! :-) i am defenitely trying this . it will be my first with modpdge, hope it turns out fine.... Soumya

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  106. I know what Im doing this wknd, because i got free photo prints from walgreens recently!!

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  107. This is wonderful!! I have been trying to figure a way to creat a frame for my kids school pictures.....this is going to work great...thanks!

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  108. I LOVE IT!!!! Starting it tonight :-) Such a great idea...

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  109. > Hey, nice idea.. i used it 3 years ago :P

    check this out :)

    http://vimeo.com/2950896

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  110. wow, thanks for the " step by step " help.
    this is a really striking piece!
    can't wait to try one myself
    ;)

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  111. Thanks for the great ideas. Shared on my blog conniemfink.blogspot.com

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  112. I was wondering if anyones boards started to bend? After my first coat it started to bend and I was super sad. Just wondering what anyone else had the same problem.

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  113. Your project is fabulous!
    If you coat the back of your photos with Mod Podge first and then stick them down you wont have the bumps from the tape on the back. I just like the idea of the whole surface being glued down. I have also found that if you coat the whole blank surface with the Mod Podge first and let it dry, the pictures will lay very flat when you put them on.
    To Anonymous: If you coat both sides of your foam board and let each side dry completely, it should dry flat. I usually work on canvas but I think the idea is the same.

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  114. Love it! I will have to try it! Thanks for the great idea!

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  115. Hey I was on pinterest and checking out wall hangings and your blog came up! I was so excited that it was yours and that I recognized all of your pictures! I loved this collage so much and I love it even more that it came from my dear cousin! Love you! Lisa

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  116. I like it LOTS... I am going to make something. Maybe a 'theme' board with my son's pictures from bootcamp graduation. Thanks!! - Kandy

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  117. This is awesome! I'm going to the craft store today!!! Thank you for sharing your wonderful idea :-)

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  118. i love this and can't wait to do this for my new house.. I was wondering if it would work on canvas or wood?

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    1. I've done many projects like this on wood...works beautifully! Add some more personal touches with a quote or names! Check out my website: http://sarahwhitson.uppercaseliving.net

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  119. I absolutely LOVE this idea and am going to try this :) Thank you so much!

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  120. LOVE this idea! Thanks for sharing :)

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  121. So, 2 ideas I thought of when I saw this....My daughter is getting a little older and her little wooden name letters are too young for her..How about cutting the board to the shape of a C (her initial) and then, instead of black, pretty, heavy duty wrapping paper adhered to the foam board. Then the pictures....just a thought...oh and maybe cute little frames, think tops of hearts, around some of the pictures...LOVE IT!!! Thanks for the idea!!!

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  122. I love it. Surprised the ModPodge didn't ruin the pictures!!! Very cool idea.

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  123. I love this idea and I think it would also be a great idea for seasonal pictures too. I have a ton of beautiful and sentimental Christmas pictures of my 3 girls over the years and this would be a very economical way to use them for holiday decorations. At that price you could go crazy! :)

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  124. I love this idea! I think I could so do one of these for each room! I can change the size, shape and color! Hobby Lobby has a lot of different colors. I cant wait to get started! Thank you for the idea!

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  125. with using paint brushes instead of foam brushes work?

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  126. Very nice and creative! Totally gonna try it!!

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  127. Awesome idea and I think it looks fantastic!!!

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  128. That's a great idea! I'm wondering though if it would work on some painted plywood. We're military and move a lot, so I'd be too afraid of movers crunching it. :(

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  129. it will work on plywood!

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  130. Where can you get foam core boards for cheap? All of the ones I am finding on the internet are pretty expensive.

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  131. That Is such a great Idea!! Going to share it with my 16yr old daughter and see what she thinks, she has so many picture.

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  132. This turned out so cute, When I do mine Im not going to have the pictures so straight,I like to have them all over and in random positions and angels. Thanks for such a wonderful idea to do with all my pictures.=)

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  133. Just curious...someone else asked if it would work on canvas just as well...I imagine it would, but wanted to re-ask that question (didn't see an answer...it there was, I am going to use the excuse that 3 kids have stolen my brain cells. :) ). I have some canvas art from Kirklands that I'd like to repurpose. Thanks!

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  134. Loved this we used it and then added some scrapbook paper and stickers to personalize it thanks for sharing !!!!!!

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  135. I love this!! What a fantastic idea!! I can't wait to make one!

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  136. OMG, I have so many pictures. I have 6 children & high ceilings in my living room. I've been wanting to do a big collage forever but finding a simple way. Do u think I could use a big piece of 4x8 ply wood or should i attach the foam to the ply wood?? What do u think?

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  137. OMG, I have been looking for a solution in regards to a BUNCH of old photos around my house...they're piling up but thanks to your idea I am now going to create several of these for the house...one for the office, one for my son's room, and one for the entryway! THANKS!!!

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  138. This is why I love pinterest!!! Genius!

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  139. You can get the foam board at Walmart. I think I paid about $2.88 for a 20x30

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  140. I love this idea. I am a digital picture taking junkie and this gives me an idea now! I can so easily see me doing this for different sporting events that my kids are involved in! You did a great job!

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  141. Great idea! I have been doing this for years. Only difference is that I use a canvas for the background. This way I can spray paint the canvas a color that compliments where I will hang my collage.

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  142. What a great idea - you did a beautiful job :) :) I'm going to try this for sure!

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  143. HI THIS IS AWESOME!!! I LOVE WORKING WITH MY PICTURES AND I AM GOING TO DO THIS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR CREATIVITY!!
    SYLVIA
    SDMGZRCKS61@YAHOO.COM

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  144. Wow that is so super cute and I love it..............

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  145. I absolutely love this! I tried it today, but added decorative scrapbooking paper for decoration. I was worried because the paper started to ripple. I actually love that it did this because it looks like ribbon! Such a great idea! Thank you for sharing it!

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  146. I have seen this done on an old card table and given as a wedding anniversary gift. Do you think you could follow the same rule of thumb that you did with your work?

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  147. it is lovely! thanks for sharing!

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  148. I love it! I'm thinking about trying it... I have a 13 month old and i have so many pictures and frames cost way too much for all of them! Thank you for sharing!

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  149. How to hang it without ruining it?

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  150. I love this idea and its very creative. I feel that Mod Podge, might not be the best though. Using a Medium or a Heavy clear acrylic gel medium would make them stick better (no tape) and it would be more archival and last longer. Mod Podge puts a coat over the photos and it makes them "hazy." The Gel medium wouldn't do that, and it won't make them shiny. It will harden better and you're project will be archival and last longer!!!

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  151. I found this idea on Pinterest and am just waiting for my first board to dry right now! I pulled out lots of old pics that I haven't used in any scrapbooks, including some with our extended family. Thank you soooo very much for sharing this idea...I LOVE it!!! :-) Also, thanks for the tip about the Command strips!

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  152. Love the baby legs on the right! :0D

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  153. what a brilliant idea. Love it! My next project

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  154. Love this, I am going to try it!!!

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  155. i like i will be doing this one with all the grandkids

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  156. UGH! I did this as a last minute birthday present for my mom. I stayed up last night spacing all the picture and the modge podge smeared the pictures! I thought i was just pressing down too hard but it doesn't go evenly if i don't. I give up on this. have to go buy something else i guess

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  157. My parents are having an 80th birthday party in May...all of the kids, most grandkids and greatgrandkids will be there....this will be a PERFECT project to make and display at my parents so they can reminisce about the milestone and family gathering! YOUR's is Beautiful! I love the way it looks! If its not perfect it shouldn't be because it looks perfect to me! :o) ~Renee

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  158. did your pictures curl up? Mine did. :(

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  159. Thank you for sharing this idea. It's great!! I moved to a new place with tons of wall space. Never found any pictures I liked that were affordable. I'm digging in my photos so that I can do a couple of collages like yours. Will be nice to pass smiling faces and good memories, especially on days so bad you wonder why you bothered to get out of bed!

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  160. $20 is expensive! I had the pics and I got everything at the dollar store (plus homemade modgepodge from dollar store glue). Mine only cost $5.

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  161. Definitely going to try this!love it

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  162. I love this but if I use a good double stick tape I don't think I'm Mod Podging over the pictures. I don't really care for Mod Podge. If I had the money I would use wood and put resin over the top.

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  163. I think it's wonderful and I'm glad that your helper got to see it through from start to finish. It doesn't matter how it turns out, it's a good time together, and a lesson to learn that it's the fun that matters.

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  164. I intend to do this myself! I have lots of pictures that are waiting to "live" on my wall ;-)

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  165. I scanned all of my pictures first for a digital family history, and the ability to have access to any one given picture I may need in the future for any reason.

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  166. I was wondering what kind of ruler that is you used? And where can I find one?

    Thanks so much.

    Love this project!!

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  167. love this! my hallway looks so empty, this will be perfect!! Good job, i just hope i dont ruin my pictures in any way!

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  168. Nice job! I never thought to make a mural on the wall like this.

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  169. Hi there! I find it more than perfect and I intend to try myself, as I was saying ...;-) CONGRATS!!!

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  170. Neat idea, certainly beats leaving photo's all jumbled up together in a plastic bag,as I'm guilty of doing

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  171. Has anyone used the matt modge podge? I am going to do this project and I don't know which one to use.

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  172. i think i'm going to try this with pictures i print off my computer in black and white on computer paper!

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  173. Gorgeous work! We could do this with Intragrams!

    Team Craftwell
    blog.craftwellusa.com

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  174. I love this! I'd make it and maybe try framing it for added sturdiness. (We move a LOT)

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  175. really love this collage !! it would be such a lovely gift, im gonna try it

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  176. can u do this on wood if so would there be any changes o should make.. love ur idea just thought about ndoing something a little more sturdy

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  177. I used the Matte modge podge and there is no glare. I also just got one big black board from hobby lobby rather than buying two.

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  178. I really like this!! I have been trying to find a way to frame some things for grandparents without spending a ton of money and this is perfect! It will make Christmas presents, at least part of them, super easy! Thanks for sharing!

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  179. Great Idea!!My next real project for sure. Thanks for sharing :)

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