It is the season to start hanging garlands up around the house, but for other people, this can be a tricky and difficult task.

Having to climb onto a ladder after a long day can seem impossible, especially if you don’t have enough strength to take on this task on your own.

Well, the good news is that there’s a game-changing Christmas decorating trick that’s been making waves on social media—and it’s about to revolutionise your holiday decorating experience!

Using a tension shower curtain rod, you can craft gorgeous, magazine-worthy garlands to hang on your doorways, windows, and alcoves—no ladder required and absolutely no damage done to your walls!

This trick for Christmas decoration using only a few things gets praise from people online. Image: TikTok

This crafty trick was discovered by blogger Wendy of Kwendy Home, who first demonstrated the concept on social media and has since seen her video become an instant hit!

'Here’s a Christmas decorating tip for you! Damage-free garland hanging with a shower curtain rod!' she explained.

'I took the shower curtain from our guest bathroom and tested this out for myself. It has held up really well! I even put my heavy Norfolk pine garlands on, and it didn’t budge.’

'This is perfect for renters and those who don’t want to put nails in their walls. An added bonus is that you don’t get a crick in your neck or get tired arms from decorating. Now go forth and deck those halls!'

It didn’t take long for the woman’s ingenious trick to take the internet by storm as other people have tried it and have achieved similar success.

‘This is so apartment and cat-friendly! You just saved my holiday season!’ one person commented.

'[Wendy] should win an award for this,' another added.

Another wrote: 'This is amazing. I’m angry thinking about every Christmas I tried to hang mine and make it even when there was a much easier way to do it.'

Here’s exactly how to pull off this stunning trick for yourself. All you’ll need is a tension shower curtain rod, two or more garlands, decorations and baubles, some fairy lights, and perhaps some zip ties or wire to secure the garlands and lights to the rod.

First of all, set up the rod at waist to chest height so you have an easy surface to wrap the garlands and strands of lights around it.

Once you’re happy with how everything’s looking, get that yard-long step ladder and raise the rod to the height you want it.

Make sure you tighten the rod as hard as you can, though. Otherwise, you could find your masterpiece tumbling to the ground.

You can watch Wendy’s full video below:

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Key Takeaways

• A festive garland hanging trick using a tension shower curtain rod has gone viral on social media.
• The innovative technique of hanging garlands results in a sophisticated and damage-free decoration in any doorway or window.
• The video demonstrates the trick and received positive feedback from viewers who find it useful for those living in apartments or not wanting to damage walls.
• People online advised to make sure you tighten the rod as hard as you can so it won’t tumble on the ground.

What do you think of this story? Will you give this Christmas decoration trick a try? Let us know in the comments below!

 

[NotNats]

It is the season to start hanging garlands up around the house, but for other people, this can be a tricky and difficult task.

Having to climb onto a ladder after a long day can seem impossible, especially if you don’t have enough strength to take on this task on your own.

Well, the good news is that there’s a game-changing Christmas decorating trick that’s been making waves on social media—and it’s about to revolutionise your holiday decorating experience!

Using a tension shower curtain rod, you can craft gorgeous, magazine-worthy garlands to hang on your doorways, windows, and alcoves—no ladder required and absolutely no damage done to your walls!

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This trick for Christmas decoration using only a few things gets praise from people online. Image: TikTok

This crafty trick was discovered by blogger Wendy of Kwendy Home, who first demonstrated the concept on social media and has since seen her video become an instant hit!

'Here’s a Christmas decorating tip for you! Damage-free garland hanging with a shower curtain rod!' she explained.

'I took the shower curtain from our guest bathroom and tested this out for myself. It has held up really well! I even put my heavy Norfolk pine garlands on, and it didn’t budge.’

'This is perfect for renters and those who don’t want to put nails in their walls. An added bonus is that you don’t get a crick in your neck or get tired arms from decorating. Now go forth and deck those halls!'

It didn’t take long for the woman’s ingenious trick to take the internet by storm as other people have tried it and have achieved similar success.

‘This is so apartment and cat-friendly! You just saved my holiday season!’ one person commented.

'[Wendy] should win an award for this,' another added.

Another wrote: 'This is amazing. I’m angry thinking about every Christmas I tried to hang mine and make it even when there was a much easier way to do it.'

Here’s exactly how to pull off this stunning trick for yourself. All you’ll need is a tension shower curtain rod, two or more garlands, decorations and baubles, some fairy lights, and perhaps some zip ties or wire to secure the garlands and lights to the rod.

First of all, set up the rod at waist to chest height so you have an easy surface to wrap the garlands and strands of lights around it.

Once you’re happy with how everything’s looking, get that yard-long step ladder and raise the rod to the height you want it.

Make sure you tighten the rod as hard as you can, though. Otherwise, you could find your masterpiece tumbling to the ground.

You can watch Wendy’s full video below:

​

Key Takeaways

• A festive garland hanging trick using a tension shower curtain rod has gone viral on social media.
• The innovative technique of hanging garlands results in a sophisticated and damage-free decoration in any doorway or window.
• The video demonstrates the trick and received positive feedback from viewers who find it useful for those living in apartments or not wanting to damage walls.
• People online advised to make sure you tighten the rod as hard as you can so it won’t tumble on the ground.

What do you think of this story? Will you give this Christmas decoration trick a try? Let us know in the comments below!

she states NO LADDER REQUIRED - well I must be stupid; didn't she use a step LADDER putting it up in the vid. Yes, I know I'm nit picking. Have a great day.

 

[Knell]

Good idea though!