Picture hanger for fabric cubicle walls - uses paperclips

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I spend my days working within a fabric-walled cube farm, where something behind each wall holds a thumbtack precariously in place. Despite having several paintings and pictures up on my wall, they constantly require reattachment using thumbtacks, which don't always hold securely. To resolve this issue, I came up with an innovative solution involving small pieces with a cutout through which paperclips can be passed at an angle to secure them to the wall. The best results are achieved when the paperclip is angled downwards into the fabric. I found that single-sided holders, printed bottom-up, have holes on both the top and bottom, allowing them to be flipped over for use on both the top and bottom of paintings. Conversely, double-sided holders need to be printed while lying on their side. By cutting a paper clip along its two long edges, three uneven U-shaped clips can be created, which will pass through these parts and secure into the wall. This allows one paper clip to hold up to three holders. To assemble each holder, I place it in position with the paperclip inserted but not sticking out yet, then use a small pair of pliers to push the paperclip through so it sticks securely into the fabric.