How To Hang A Wreath With Ribbon On A Wall

Double that length and add an additional 6 inches to it.

How to hang a wreath with ribbon on a wall.

The size depends on how far down on the door or wall you want the wreath to hang. Rotate the loop so the knotted ends are hidden behind the top of the wreath. Hanging a wreath from a mirror gives the room charm and a sense of seasonal decoration. The next step is to tie the ribbon around the command hook on the door.

Hang a wreath in front of the glass and tack. The hooks feature an adhesive back that sticks to the wall but can easily be removed without damaging a painted. Hang an adhesive hook upside down on the inside of your door approximately 6 inches from the top of the door. Cut a long piece of ribbon from the spool.

To hang a smaller wreath on a cupboard use a command hook on the front of the door and hang wreath directly on that for a floating look. I love to take my time and make the bow look just as nice on the back of the door as the wreath looks on the front of the door. If your wreath is less than five pounds use simple adhesive wall hooks to hang it. To get an approximate size hold the ribbon from where it will be attached to the door down to where you want the top of the wreath.

Join the ends and fold them over 1 2 inch. Or hang the hook upside down on the back of the cupboard door and loop ribbon over the top of the door and tie the wreath up with the ribbon. Slip the ribbon around the wreath and knot the ribbon about 1 inch from each end to form a loop. This technique is great for mirrors too.

You can use removable adhesive hooks to attach the wreath to the surface of the mirror hang a light wreath from a piece of ribbon secured to the mirror s back or even use a push pin or suction cup and fishing line to affix your wreath to a mirror. Cut a 3 inch wide satin or grosgrain ribbon long enough when doubled to hang your wreath at the desired height.