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DIY Window Clings

Create fun and vibrant DIY window clings using non-toxic glue and food coloring, perfect for seasonal decorations and personalized gifts.
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 1 day
Total Time 1 day 30 minutes
Course Crafts, DIY
Cuisine Creative
Servings 1 project

Ingredients
  

Main Ingredients

  • 1/4 cup Clear PVA glue (non-toxic) Use as the base for the window clings.
  • as needed drops Food coloring or liquid watercolors Customize the color to your liking.
  • 1 sheet Wax paper or plastic sheet For drawing and making the clings.

Tools

  • 1 Scissors For cutting the designs.
  • 1 Paintbrush or squeeze bottle To apply the glue and colors.
  • 2 Bowls For mixing glue and colors.

Optional

  • as needed Glitter or small embellishments For added decoration.

Instructions
 

Preparation

  • Lay down old newspapers or a plastic sheet to protect your surface.
  • Gather all your materials.

Mixing

  • In a bowl, combine a quarter cup of clear PVA glue with drops of food coloring or liquid watercolors.
  • Stir well until you achieve your desired color intensity.

Design Creation

  • Use a paintbrush or a squeeze bottle to draw shapes or figures on the wax paper or plastic sheet.
  • Use thick lines for better durability in the final product.

Adding Details

  • Sprinkle glitter or add other small embellishments if desired.
  • Let the designs dry completely (usually 24 hours, depending on thickness).

Final Steps

  • Once dry, carefully peel the clings from the wax paper.
  • Stick them to your windows and watch your designs come to life!

Notes

Experiment with different colors and shapes. Ensure younger children are supervised with scissors. Store the window clings flat in a sealed plastic bag to prevent sticking.
Keyword DIY Crafts, Kids Activities, non-toxic glue, Seasonal Decor, Window Clings