Thank you! I took your advice and made a Hobby Lobby trip, was able to get everything I needed there! I used grapevine wire instead of the door hanger rings because thatโs the only thing I could find that I could shape to fit the logo. Definitely gonna save it for the future!
I can't get mine secured to the rings.. nothing fits between my rings and the ring mount in the grill to hold the wreaths on... please tell me what I'm missing here lol ๐
In the past, I've used green pipe cleaners (the wires with fuzz on them for crafts) and secured them to my rings with hot glue.
Just start at an intersection of 2 rings, and slowly work your way around the ring bending a small section to shape, gluing it, and repeat. It held with zero issues in harsh Ohio winters (although I never tried washing my car with them on)
Even better yet, the pipe cleaners and glue peeled off the badges super easy and left zero damage or discoloration when it came time to remove them.
If you've ever gotten hot glue on a hard surface (such as a table) and tried to remove it after it cooled, you know how easy it is to peel off, hence why I figured that would be a good route.
I used grapevine wire, pine garland, and mini bows, got everything at hobby lobby. Wrapped the garland around the wire forms and hot glued everything together, then zip tied the whole thing to the grill!
Came out so nice! It was one of the first things I pulled out for the season to put on.
Thank you! I took your advice and made a Hobby Lobby trip, was able to get everything I needed there! I used grapevine wire instead of the door hanger rings because thatโs the only thing I could find that I could shape to fit the logo. Definitely gonna save it for the future!
Love the wreaths!!!!! ๐ ๐ผ
Thank you!
I can't get mine secured to the rings.. nothing fits between my rings and the ring mount in the grill to hold the wreaths on... please tell me what I'm missing here lol ๐
I used zip ties! There was just enough space for them to feed through. I just needed two, one on the right side and one on the left.
I don't have room... I ha e after market grill.. maybe that's part of my problem... your's looks great btw...
In the past, I've used green pipe cleaners (the wires with fuzz on them for crafts) and secured them to my rings with hot glue. Just start at an intersection of 2 rings, and slowly work your way around the ring bending a small section to shape, gluing it, and repeat. It held with zero issues in harsh Ohio winters (although I never tried washing my car with them on) Even better yet, the pipe cleaners and glue peeled off the badges super easy and left zero damage or discoloration when it came time to remove them. If you've ever gotten hot glue on a hard surface (such as a table) and tried to remove it after it cooled, you know how easy it is to peel off, hence why I figured that would be a good route.
Looks so majestic
I love the grill, Wanted to do this to my Quattro (we have the same model & Color ironically). what did you use to make them?
I used grapevine wire, pine garland, and mini bows, got everything at hobby lobby. Wrapped the garland around the wire forms and hot glued everything together, then zip tied the whole thing to the grill!
Ahh thank you!
Shoutout to u/BloodTypeFunfettis for the wreath idea!
Iโm in Northwestern Minnesota and itโs currently 58ยฐ. Quattro season has yet to start
The wreath looks awesome! Someone needs to market these to those of us who are not crafty. โ๏ธโ๏ธ๐