How To Hang Wreath On Front Door

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How to hang wreath on front door. Then loop the tied end of your ribbon under your upside down hook. Decorate part of the ribbon inside the room with new year s toys and tinsel. Pounding a quick nail in glass or steel wasn t exactly an option plus i m not sure i would have wanted a hole in our brand new door anyway. When i went to hang a wreath up this season though i forgot for a sec we got a gorgeous new steel and glass front door.

Measure your ribbon from this point to the spot on the front of the door where you d like your wreath to hang. I think it adds a wonderful bit of holiday spirit to our home and really makes the house look festive and inviting. For more strength you can fix it tightly on the surface with an adhesive tape. Loop the ribbon through the wreath and tie it.

Using clear rope twine or string make a loop on one end. Drop the wreath over the top of the door so that it hangs down in front. Then use your other hand to bring the other magnet into position on the other side of the glass. Use a clear hook.

Affix the magnets to the door and hang your wreath. With one hand press the magnet with the hook to the door right where you want it to go. Tie one end of the ribbon to the handle on the inside of the door. Throw the other end over the top of the door and attach the decoration to it.

Over the door wreath hangers are an s shape where the upper half of the s fits over the top of your door and the bottom half will supports the wreath. I love to hang a wreath on my door for every holiday and season. Place an upside down command hook on the interior side of your door loop your wreath s ribbon or some fishing line around the hook and drape it over the front of the door. The only problem with this is finding a good way to hang the wreath that won t damage the door or weatherstripping.

Tie the other end of the string around one section of your wreath and let it hang. Fasten this loop around the upside down hook on your door and pull the string up and over the door onto the exterior side. Skip those old methods and try a less damaging tactic by using removable plastic hooks. Open the door so you can access both the inside and the outside.