Command hooks! They make very small ones that work well for tiny Christmas lights. Sometimes if you live in a really cold climate they don't stick on the window well because of the cold. I usually use them on the wood trim around the windows, on the walls, and on the kitchen cabinets.
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You can use command hooks.
Hi, Patty!
Command hooks are great for hanging Christmas lights inside without damaging walls, window framing or furniture. I hope this helps!
Here's a great post on hanging Christmas lights from the ceiling.
https://www.ehow.com/how_7695946_hang-christmas-lights-ceiling.html
Command hooks! They make very small ones that work well for tiny Christmas lights. Sometimes if you live in a really cold climate they don't stick on the window well because of the cold. I usually use them on the wood trim around the windows, on the walls, and on the kitchen cabinets.