Staircase Gallery Wall - 4 Easy Steps.

1. Create a grid. You can use your own judgement, but I had created about a foot distance between lines where corners of the art will meet. Mark them off with a painters tape for easy cleanup.

2. Create a template that can be easily re-positioned while planning your design. I had transferred and cut out each and every shape I was planning to put up on a wall using craft paper. No need to make extra holes when changing your mind about design and trying to take a step back to look at it :) Painters tape is your best friend :) (as you make your cutouts, it's good to mark on craft paper cutout #1 for picture that you will tag #1 with painters tape for easy matching up )

3. Lay your design down as you go, especially if you are mixing and matching your frames. As you can see, I have 4 different styles and colors. Love it before you put a nail into the wall. I had changed few things around as I was putting them up.

4. Measure for picture hooks one by one, as each picture frame is different, and hang your art! Easy as 1234 :) Your craft paper cutouts that you now have on your wall will help you in determining where to hammer your nail. TADDAA!!! 

Feeling super happy with this result. Took us 4 hours all and all (with breaks for lunch and going to the store to pick more frames, Oops!) 

Happy Hanging Everyone!