Tutorial
The sky is the limit with these cute window stickers!
What You'll Need:-Fabric Paint
-Glue (white all-purpose glue)
-Glossy page protector
-Graphic image printout
-Paint brush
The how to:
-Slide graphic printout into the glossy page protector. Outline the whole image with
the Fabric paint using more than one color if needed. Set aside to dry.

-When your graphic outline is dry, mix about 2/3 parts glue and 1/3 part fabric paint. Mix well.

-Using a paint brush, fill in the image with a generous amount of the glue/paint mixture. (almost overflowing)

-Set aside to dry overnight.

-Once dry, gently peel image off the page protector and place it on your window.
4 comments:
Very cool.
Does it matter what kind of glue you use?
I just used Elmers school glue. Any white glue should work.
Really very cool! Especially that Halloween is now approaching.
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