something to stick pictures up that doesn't leave marks?

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I'm trying to find an alternative to blutack / drawing pins for skicking dd's drawings on wall that won't leave greasy marks / holes. I'm renting and REALLY don't want to have the faff of repainting. Can't drill for a cork board for same reason. Surely there must be some benign post-it-stickiness type solution? Anyone found one?

You can buy post it note glue in stick form, like Pritt stick.

Or hang up a length of string and peg the pictures to it with little pegs. That's what I used.

There are those 'Command Strips' that I ahve heard about but not used myself: www.amazon.co.uk/Command-Picture-Hanging-Strips-Value/dp/B000OF6X48 - exactly as you described, apparently.

ah, thanks - I knew someone on here would have some good ideas

Command strips from 3M.

I haven't used the strips but have used the hooks and they are grrrrrreeeaaatttt!!!

I live in a rented flat and have all my pictures hung with command strips, they're brilliant! We even have big a1 size pictures in proper frames with glass hung on them.
They might be a bit heavy duty for drawings though, especially as it is basically two pieces of velcro with sticky backs - stick it on the picture and it can't be reused if you want to change pictures. You could either put the kids pics in frames which you reuse, or just use white tack? That doesn't leave marks

ah, I see. Probably not the command strips then - I'm just sticking up lots of A4 paper. And white tack still leaves greasy marks I fear. Right, I'm just going to have to invent something, aren't I?

You can get Command Strips hooks. You could use those to rig up a "washing line" to peg pictures on

White Tac. Doesnt leave the greasy residue.

Pop art binder strips on the a4 paper then hang on the transparent command hooks that's what I do. My dis loves it

www.gltc.co.uk/childrens-display-art-folder/height-charts-wall-art/gltc/fcp-product/10000000638

This?

I second the washing line from command strips idea.

We have this at the bottom of our stairs, using strong thread (I used bright embroidery thread) and have bought funky paperclips (these) to attach them. You can also get mini clothes pegs for larger bits of art.