Holiday kitchen Cabinet Wreaths: How to Easily Hang
One of the easiest and most dramatic ways to dress up your kitchen for the holidays is to hang wreaths on your cabinets. But what is the best way to hang them? We’ll share my fast and easy way to hang Christmas wreaths, as well as a variety of options depending on materials you have on hand or your cabinet finish.
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We love this method to hang wreaths because it couldn’t be easier. It’s also inexpensive and fast.
Note: I used 10″ wreaths on my cabinets. I used 8″ wreaths on my bar area cabinets. Choose which size and style you like best. The wreaths on sale below come in a variety of sizes. Click on the picture to shop.
The ribbon is as much a part of the decor as the wreaths themselves.
Choose your ribbon carefully. It should enhance your color scheme.
In fact, you can base your entire room theme around the ribbon you choose.
Duct tape? Really? Doesn’t it remove paint? Doesn’t it leave a sticky residue?
We’ve heard people worried about these potentialities but honestly, we’ve never had any paint removed or any residue problem.
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If you are worried about your cabinets, or just don’t like duct tape, here are some more options to hang wreaths.
With freshly painted cabinets to protect, Julie was cautious about putting anything heavy duty onto her cabinets.
Instead of duct tape she chose to use Velcro Command strips.
This method cost a bit more since Velcro Command strips are more expensive than duct tape, but they did the job nicely.
Julie’s cabinets are very tall.
She realized she didn’t have enough ribbon for all eight of her cabinets if she looped the ribbon around the wreath.
She came up with the idea to use half the amount of ribbon by simply securing the ribbon with hot glue.
It worked well, and she saved a ton of ribbon.
For those of you who have been following me for a while, you know this is my first Christmas with a brand new WHITE kitchen. I’ve been dreaming of a white kitchen for years. This year during the Covid Pandemic, I finally took the plunge and painted it myself.
Believe it or not, it was therapeutic.
And I absolutely love how it turned out.
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Are you dreaming of painting your kitchen cabinets too? Definitely read our blog post, where I share step by step every detail…
Let’s talk about how to hang wreaths on doors.
We have to admit, we’ve never been a fan of these.
We love the look of ribbon. You can match the mood of the wreath. With so many choices ribbon can blend in with your door color or you can make a statement and add to the look of your door decor.
Since we have many glass doors, we have become experts in hanging wreaths on glass. In fact, Julie’s last house in California was very modern. She had a ton of all-glass doors, so she’s been a pro for a while.
We like to use suction cup hooks.
They come in a variety of sizes to hold different weights.
They are not fool proof. When temperatures rise, suction changes and they have a tendency to fall occasionally. But we’re not terribly bothered by this drawback. We love that they are invisible and do zero damage to our doors.
Ribbon is another solution if you don’t mind putting a small thumbtack hole in the top of your door or item.
Are you like us? Do you love to hang a pretty wreath on a decorative mirror? Julie and I have mirrors all around our homes. And one of our favorite ways to decorate a mirror is to hang a wreath on it.
You can use any of the methods we’ve listed above:
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This post was last modified on 03/11/2023 05:19
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