You might have to have someone construct a thin molding frame for each one.

I would think you could use the GE Silicone glue that they use to glue the half marbles on glass. And glue a piece of baling wire or a pop tab to the back.

patti

I was thinking of using some kind of glue, too. I will look for the silicone glue. Thanks for the suggestions.

I hung a large plate by using duct tape. Let's see if I can describe this before my first cup of coffee:

Cut a strip of duct tape the length of the flat part of the back of the plate + 2 inches.

Cut a small 1 inch rectangle of cardboard and place it on the tape about two inches down from the top edge.

Turn about 2 inches of the tape over the cardboard and secure it on to itself.

Use a hole puncher to put a hole through the doubled tape and cardboard reinforcement.

Place the tape on the plate and hang it from the hole.

It's been up about 4 years now without a problem.

Don't know if you've 'found your answer' yet, but I use velcro. I've had two heavy trays hanging in my kitchen on the side of a cabinet for the last three years, and they have yet to fall! Use two strips, one on the bottom, one on the top. Affix to back of item and on wall or whatever it's going to be hanging on.

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