Packing frames for moving

First of all I got those FREE priority mail boxes from USPS in large and medium. Then I used them as sleeves for my artwork before putting them all in one big…

To me, one of the most annoying parts of moving is packing framed pictures. Using newspaper always seems insufficient, time consuming, and wasteful. The last time I had to pack frames, I found a better way. Lay out a towel. Lengthwise, down the center of the towel, lay out a row of pictures of similar width. They should all be face up and spaced about two inches apart. If you don't have pictures of similar widths, place the largest ones on the outside edges, then the two largest pictures…

Moving Tip: When transporting large mirrors, use a few pieces of painters tape to reinforce the glass to keep it from breaking.

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Packing pictures and mirrors for moving is no child's play. Here's how to protect your framed items so that they survive the move in one piece.

Picture frames need extra care when being packed for moving or storage. Our instructographic provides eight easy steps for a wrap that's picture perfect.

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Edit description When you're moving use pool noodles to protect picture frames and flat screen TVs

As I mentioned in my previous post, we are moving. In 3 days. I’ve avoided moving for the last 6 years, and it’s been so nice. I’m no stranger to changing domiciles–since mo…