Putting Up A Wreath On Glass Door

Once the hook is secured loop your wreath s ribbon around it and drape it over the front of the door.

Putting up a wreath on glass door.

The pack even comes with two hooks so you can use them on a glass door or even hang two wreaths in your home. Tie the other end of the string around one section of your wreath and let it hang. Use a tape measure to find the center of the door widthwise and the desired height for your hanger or just hold the wreath up until it looks just right. Using clear rope twine or string make a loop on one end.

Then loop the tied end of your ribbon under your upside down hook. Drop the wreath over the top of the door so that it hangs down in front. Step 2 remove the backing from a plastic peel and stick hook. Attach the two parts of the wreath holder on either side of the glass in the spot where you want the wreath.

Fasten this loop around the upside down hook on your door and pull the string up and over the door onto the exterior side. Measure your ribbon from this point to the spot on the front of the door where you d like your wreath to hang. Loop the ribbon through the wreath and tie 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.

How to hang a wreath on a glass door. Or if you re in a giving mood you could share one with a friend so that they too can enjoy the wonder that is hanging a wreath without damaging the door. Stick a piece of tape on the inside of the glass right where you want to place the suction cup on the outside of the glass. Open your door and slide the top half of the wreath hanger over it.

If the center of the wreath hits at about eye level you re good. Otherwise use a tape measure if you re nervous to just eyeball it. Use a clear hook. Measure the point where you want the top of the wreath to hang from on the glass door and mark it with a small piece of tape.

Stick the hook to the glass in place of the tape. Now instead of staples or a metal holder rubbing against your doorframe the only thing that ll touch wood is a thin smooth ribbon. Clean that portion of the glass with rubbing alcohol. Measure where you want your wreath to hang.

Stand with the glass door open so you can reach the outside and inside at the same time. Mark your hanging spot but on the inside of the door s glass. I didn t even know they made magnetic hooks to hang wreaths to be honest.