Beaded Wreath Hanger

Here is one of the easiest projects you'll see in a long time!  This Dollar Tree sign was easily transformed into the perfect hanger for wreaths all year long and only took a coat of paint! 

I never would have picked up this sign at the dollar store if it wasn't for the fun shape of it. 

I knew it could be transformed into something with farmhouse style, but how? 

All it really took was a quick sanding with an electric sander...

and then a coat of paint. 

I used the color River Rock by A Frayed Knot. 

Nicole makes her own chalky paint and I'm loving it. 

Today I painted this dollar store sign and it only took one coat. 

When the paint was dry I added a beaded hanger. 

The beads came from Amazon and you can buy a big bag of them for much less then anywhere else. 

I cut the string that came on the sign, added the beads then re-attached the string with hot glue on the back. 

I added a stick on hook from the Dollar Tree to the center of the sign so I could hang a small wreath. 

A clear hook may have been a better idea but you really can't see the white hook. 

I hung a spring wreath...

How cute is that?!

It seems I've been looking for a way to hang wreaths forever! 

In this post I made a repurposed wreath hanger and for the summer I was thrilled to realize I could hang wreaths and decor from my vinyl fence. 

It is the perfect place to hang a DIY rag wreath... 

Visit the DIY for this wreath!

or a small boxwood wreath...

or even a fun felted wreath. 

Each one looked better than the one before. 

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This is the perfect little place to hang a wreath and give it a little style. 

The whole project took me about 15 minutes to make and I think it's a great place to hang a wreath! 

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