Diy Window Clings Christmas

Here s what you need to make these yourself.

Diy window clings christmas.

Get out a sheet of paper and draw a simple design using a dark colored pen. 2 tablespoons glue a few drops of dish soap food coloring plastic page protector sheets paintbrush cookie cutters. This time i decided to re use some old gallon sized freezer bags and an old. Instructions mix up modge podge gloss and desired color in a seperate container to create an even color pour into your desired cookie cutter mold onto a nonstick surface i just used a gallon back you may be able to.

Step one of getting your house into the holiday spirit should be creating a knock their socks off window display. Mix the glue dish soap and food. Make sure that all of the paint is touching other paint so the clings don t fall apart. Use a die cutter scissors or cookie cutters to cut out shapes from the mod podge material.

Let your diy window clings dry completely then carefully peel them off of the plastic bag. Exhale on your clings or warm them in your hands and then stick to glass or mirrored surfaces. Crafting for christmas is a must do each year in our family. I knew we would be gone over the christmas holidays but i didn t have much space in my luggage to take all the christmas decorations i would normally decorate with back home.

Slip your design into a plastic page protector. Dress up your windows this christmas with these easy to make diy christmas window clings. We have evolved in our window cling process from the first jack o lantern on wax paper to the turkey on saran wrap. I can t wait to share all the details with you.

Spread the mod podge mixture across the mat in a thin medium layer and allow to dry. Mod podge pearl mod podge sparkle folkart multi surface paint in multiple colors ziploc bags wax paper parchment paper or cellophane ornament template. Sprinkle any glitter on the top of the mixture do not mix it in as glitter. If you can t find one you can use a plastic zippered sandwich baggy.

Here s what you need. As many of you know my family is currently overseas. You can use a toothpick to push paint into any spots that don t have paint in them. We just created diy window clings and they are so easy to make.

These window clings would be great to make with your preschooler at home or it would be a fun classroom project. We ve made window clings for the past few holidays so i really couldn t say no when my kids begged to make some for our windows. I saw the idea on this site and decided to try it out and put our own twist to the activity.