I just had a thought, and I'm sure I'm not the first one to have it, but to use a magnetic curtain rod to hang wallhangings on your outside door for the different seasons. It would be fun to make a few, and change them up. Or even to just hang your wreath from it. No screw holes, and you can get rid of it when no longer needed. I guess I got up too early. LOL
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I have a quilted curtain on my front door using the magnetic rod...works great! I like the idea of putting a wreath up using the rod.
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What a great idea. Thanks.
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I also use the rod on my front door also.
Pam |
Maybe you think best when you get up too early! That's a great idea, thank you.
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I use a magnetic rod to hang a welcome quilt on the inside of the door. The neighbor dog would get it on the outside.
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I have an over-sized OLD wooden front door on my 200 year old cottage. It's cold in here in the fall/winter months!!
This year I'm going to put up a regular curtain rod and hang a nearly full-sized quilt on the back of the door for insulation and to brighten my small dark living room. Don't know why I didn't think of it before! Jan in VA |
You know...that would also be a good idea for my sliding glass door...just on one side so not to block the door.
Originally Posted by Jan in VA
I have an over-sized OLD wooden front door on my 200 year old cottage. It's cold in here in the fall/winter months!!
This year I'm going to put up a regular curtain rod and hang a nearly full-sized quilt on the back of the door for insulation and to brighten my small dark living room. Don't know why I didn't think of it before! Jan in VA |
Great idea :D:D:D
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Thanks for all the ideas rolling around in my head! HI have a huge opening between LR and DR, been wishing for doors but love the idea of old fashioned tapestry style quilted drapes to keep in the fireplace heat... :thumbup:
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