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Use Intricate Ribbon!
Use opulent ribbon. Wrap it around the wreath and bring both ends to the top of the door frame.
Ribbon shown is from Frontgate last year.
Hang ribbon from top of door
Don’t hang the ribbon from the front or back of the door. Use the very top part of the door to secure ribbon.
This creates an invisible hanging wreath effect that has a finished and grand look!
Thumb Tacks
Use simple thumb tacks to secure ribbon to the wood on the top of the door frame.
Hammer the tacks them in to be sure they are nice and snug.
If your ribbon is thin and wreath not that heavy, only two push pins will be needed.
Because the ribbon I’m using is a thick velvet there were a lot more thumb tacks used to keep the fabric down for easy closing of doors.
Organization note: Keep a bag of a lot of thumb tacks where you store your wreath so next year you don’t have to go searching!
Create the Look at Home!
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9′ Garland
A great and affordable indoor/outdoor garland ready for your design! Use as is for a simple and traditional look or add berries, pinecones and ribbon to dress it up to match your decor! Versatile and well made.
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Lit Wreath
Beautiful quality traditional holiday wreath. Ready to hang as is either indoors or outdoors, or a blank canvas to be spruced up to work with your decor! You can’t go wrong with the classics!
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24″ Magnolia Wreath
Southern decor loves get excited – this faux magnolia wreath is a stunner! Large in scale it will look beautiful on your door from October – December. Keep it simple to let the magnolia shine, or add picks for a touch of holiday look. This wreath will shine no matter how you use it!
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Monogrammed Door Mat
Set the stage for your home by greeting guests with a holiday themed welcome mat! This gorgeous mat can be personalized.
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