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Rustic Christmas Card Holder

Display your Christmas Cards with this DIY hanging card holder.  This simple rustic Christmas card holder is made with wooden beads, clothes pins and jute twine.  

 

rustic Christmas card holder

 

When we receive Christmas cards, we love to display them around the house.  One of our favorite ways to decorated without clutter at Christmas is vertical.  Anything we can hang reduces a cluttered look.   So we decided to display them on a rustic hanging card holder.

 

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hanging card holder

 

The sky is the limit on different variations on this rustic Christmas card holder.    You could use different size or different colored beads for this project.   Also plain unpainted wooden beads would give this a lovely Farmhouse decor vibe.  

 

What you need for this Christmas hanging card holder:

Supplies:

Equipment:

  • Measuring Tape
  • Scissors
  • Paintbrush

 

How to make a simple rustic Christmas card holder:

wooden beads, jute twine and clothes pin

 

Start your hanging card holder by making sure your twine is skinny enough to go through the wooden beads and the eyes of the clothespins you have chosen. 

 

jute, measuring tape and scissors

 

Then determine your desired length of the finished product.   We made ours 70 inches with a total of 8 clothespins but you could make yours longer or shorter.     Measure and cut your jute twine to your desired length adding about 8-10 inches.  This will allow enough extra twine to make a loop on each end for hanging.  

 

Clothespin and beads

 

Spray paint your clothes pins with gold paint or depending on the color of your beads, you might wish to leave them natural.   But if you have red or green beads then either color would look pretty on the clothes pins.

 

Rustic Card Hanger

 

Thread the beads onto the twine and every 7 inches add a clothes pin by threading the twine through the “eye’ of the metal spring. Then repeat these steps until you have reached your desired length.   Note: If you wish for your Christmas cards to overlap you could place the clothes pins closer together. 

 

rustic Christmas card holder

 

Tie the end into a loop with a square knot and repeat on the other end.  Hang up your rustic card holder and start pinning your Christmas cards up for display.

 

DIY hanging card holder

 

This DIY rustic hanging card holder is so simply but looks so festive with a Farmhouse feel.   BTW:  We did find this inexpensive red and green beads with jute twine kit which would also make a very pretty Christmas card holder. 

 

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Rustic Christmas Card Holder

Display your Christmas Cards with this DIY hanging card holder. This simple rustic Christmas card holder is made with wooden beads, clothes pins and jute twine.
Prep Time5 minutes
Cook Time30 minutes
Total Time35 minutes
Keyword: DIY hanging card holder, rustic Christmas card holder
Servings: 1
Author: Evelyn Osborn

Equipment

Ingredients

  • Jute Twine
  • Wooden Beads
  • Wooden Clothes Pins
  • Gold Paint

Instructions

  • Start your hanging card holder by making sure your twine is skinny enough to go through the wooden beads and the eyes of the clothespins you have chosen.
  • Then determine your desired length of the finished product. We made ours 70 inches with a total of 8 clothespins but you could make yours longer or shorter.
  • Measure and cut your jute twine to your desired length adding about 8-10 inches. This will allow enough extra twine to make a loop on each end for hanging.
  • Spray paint your clothes pins with gold paint or depending on the color of your beads, you might wish to leave them natural. But if you have red or green beads then either color would look pretty on the clothes pins.
  • Thread the beads onto the twine and every 7 inches add a clothes pin by threading the twine through the “eye’ of the metal spring. Then repeat these steps until you have reached your desired length. Note: If you wish for your Christmas cards to overlap you could place the clothes pins closer together.
  • Tie the end into a loop with a square knot and repeat on the other end. Hang up your card holder and start pinning your Christmas cards up for display.

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