This is our first time hanging outside window wreaths and we found what we believe to be a super easy way to hang them. Going up took minutes and taking them back down will be even easier.
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It’s Day 7 and we are sharing Holiday Decor Ideas!
How To Easily Hang Outdoor Wreaths On Windows
We used Command Strips because they can be easily removed afterwards and come in different sizes so there is a right size for everyone. It doesn’t get much easier than that! My savings tip is to use your 40% off coupons to buy Command Strips at the craft stores.
The first thing to do is prep the windows by cleaning them. Then hang the Command Strip into place.
If your bows have been stored away, chances are they could use some attention. We purchased our wreaths and bows on clearance after the season last year. They have been stored away and needed some help.
Heat the iron to a low setting. Then put a towel or wash cloth on top of the bow and press for a couple seconds.
Now we fluffed all the branches. It’s easy to just pull them out all the way around.
After fluffing the branches, tie the red bow into place and the wreaths are ready to hang.
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Super Mom - No Cape! says
December 15, 2018 at 1:48 pmThis is how we hang our outside and some of the inside wreaths. Works like a charm, doesn’t it. Store the hooks with the wreaths when you put them away and the following year, all you need to do is buy new Command strips.
Wanda | From House To Home says
December 3, 2018 at 8:11 pmWhat a great tip! I’ve used Command Hooks for all kinds of things inside, but never thought of using them on the windows outside.
Kelly says
December 3, 2018 at 7:31 pmSuch lovely wreaths – especially with them all hung in each window! And such great tips for bringing life to one that’s been in storage all year!
Best,
Kelly
Marie InteriorFrugalista says
December 3, 2018 at 3:01 pmShirley, I just love how your wreaths look in each window of your home. I’ve always admired this look during the holidays and wish I had a home where this worked. So so pretty! Don’t even get me started on 3M command hooks – I use them on my mantel, staircase, mirrors – well all over the house to hang Christmas decor. Whoever invented them is genius!
Leanna says
December 3, 2018 at 2:18 pmWow, your house is stunning. Everything about it says home, Beautiful home.
Beverly says
December 3, 2018 at 9:43 amYour house looks so festive, Shirley! If it ever stops raining in Charleston, hanging window wreaths is on my to do list. I love using command hooks, too.
Debrashoppeno5 says
December 3, 2018 at 9:35 amThat is a great tip to hang the wreaths with Command Hooks. It makes your house so warm, festive and welcoming.
Katrin says
December 3, 2018 at 8:16 amThat’s a great tip on how to hang them and they make the home so very festive! I love the simple green and red too.
Jenny says
December 3, 2018 at 8:03 amYour wreaths are beautiful! Thanks for the great tips to hang them, its such a classic timeless look.