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a simple diy :: merry christmas tag door hanger

After all my orders for door hangers I had to find ideas with my leftover pieces of 1/4″ plywood. Thankfully tags are a huge hit right now, and I used my leftover pieces to create a DIY Merry Christmas Tag Door Hanger! This is a really simple DIY Merry Christmas Tag Door Hanger that anyone can make no matter your skill level.

Materials::

1/4 inch plywood
Black and white acrylic paint
Twine
Drill
Drill bit
Sander
Band Saw
Scissors
3″ Ribbon
Hot Glue Gun and glue sticks

Step 1:: First you will need to cut your 1/4 inch plywood. I used scraps and mine were approximately 9X5 inches {Merry} and 13×5 inches {Christmas}. Then sand any rough edges that you have on your plywood pieces.

Step 2:: Once your wood has been sanded, paint them white. When the white paint dries lightly sketch your lines in pencil how you want your words to look.

Step 3:: Now you can paint your letters to create your Merry Christmas tags. After I painted mine I used a sander to create a rustic look.

Step 4:: Now that you are finished drill your holes for your twine and tie your tags however you would like them to hang. I chose to have “Merry” hang over “Christmas” you can even hot glue them to keep them from moving in the wind.

Step 5:: I left just enough twine to have the Merry Christmas Tags to hang at the perfect height to be seen when someone approaches the door.

Step 6:: Once your hot glue dries you can add your bow to finish off your DIY Merry Christmas Tags Door Hanger! If you like this DIY make sure to check out the one I did for a dear friend of mine in a nursing home a simple DIY Christmas Tag.

Would you hang this door hanger on your door?

December 20, 2019 By Shay

About Shay

shay has been married to the love of her life for 19 years with three incredible kids that keep her on her toes. she is a visual artist that has a passion for hunting, fishing, golfing, camping, wellness, essential oils and fitness. she resigned from her teaching position of 13 years to be home for her children, help her husband with his business and focus more on her art.