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Family Photo Projects

Large photographs can be impressive, but all the photographs you hang on your walls need not be so grand. Be daring and go the other way. A conversation-provoking assemblage of small framed photos willl look wonderful on a narrow wall area. Small means anywhere from about one-inch wide to three-and-a-half inches wide. You'll find tiny frames in gift stores, framing departments, and craft shops. But use your imagination and try other things, such as an old watch, Christmas-tree ornaments, or supports intended for making wreaths. Or glue pictures onto jar covers (see Make a Mini Framed Picture ) and film-cartridge tops. For added interest, hang small mirrors and other decorative objects along with your photos, and keep adding to the wall as inspiration strikes.

Added bonus: The little frames are a way to use sections of larger photos that you might have thrown away.

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