Just got to love those happy accidents. This is a great crafts to do with some older children. I don't see myself putting window clings up anytime soon I've kind of gone beyond that and I don't really decorate for holidays anymore but if I had kids I would
Absolutely 😆 and I agree, these were testers. I have something big in mind with this technique that might be more useful for us adults. That's also coming shortly. I don't want to give too much away and spoil it. Lol 🙏❤️
Yes, but you have to consider two things if you use watercolor. 1st, you would have to mix it into the glue dry. Crumble a little bit of the watercolor and grind it into a fine powder before mixing it into the glue. 2nd Consider that it might not be as opaque or glossy when it's dry.
Your idea? They had kits for SG window clings that included some beautiful patterns, in the 90s. I framed my kitchen windows with them. Nice try at taking the credit though.
I make DIY videos where I come up with ways to make things using basic products. What I take credit for is coming up with an affordable alternative to glass paints that won't fade as most DIY versions do. And for coming up with a DIY to make the clings. I have a whole playlist of my journey with faux stained glass.
Love it, I have been doing the faux glass but was looking to do clings. Less shape restrictive and you dont have to worry about the glass.🥰
Loved your paintings.
Awesome cuz!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤❤
Just got to love those happy accidents. This is a great crafts to do with some older children. I don't see myself putting window clings up anytime soon I've kind of gone beyond that and I don't really decorate for holidays anymore but if I had kids I would
Absolutely 😆 and I agree, these were testers. I have something big in mind with this technique that might be more useful for us adults. That's also coming shortly. I don't want to give too much away and spoil it. Lol 🙏❤️
Like you idea good work ❤❤
Loved your 🖌️🎨
Thank you! 🙏🏼❤
Really neat idea. For the puffy paint, is it the same as fabric puffy paint? I've only seen puffy paint that also says "fabric" on it.
Yes, I use the Tulip brand. 🙏🏼🎨
@@DIYNoNeedToCry Thanks!
Do you think watercolor could work instead of food coloring?
Yes, but you have to consider two things if you use watercolor. 1st, you would have to mix it into the glue dry. Crumble a little bit of the watercolor and grind it into a fine powder before mixing it into the glue. 2nd Consider that it might not be as opaque or glossy when it's dry.
Any tips on getting them to stay stuck to the window or do they just stick?
Mine just stayed stuck. I don't know why it's not staying for others. I wonder if climate/humidity has something to do with it.
Wash the windows and moisten with a damp cloth
Thank you!! 🙌🏽🙏🏼♥️
Can you use a sheet protector instead?
I think so, but test a tiny section with the materials you choose just to make sure. 🙏🏼❤️
how did you get the elmers glue one to stick to the window? mine wont stick it just falls down.
Hello, mine just stuck. I wonder if the weather/temp/humidity has something to do with it? 🤔
Your idea? They had kits for SG window clings that included some beautiful patterns, in the 90s. I framed my kitchen windows with them. Nice try at taking the credit though.
I make DIY videos where I come up with ways to make things using basic products. What I take credit for is coming up with an affordable alternative to glass paints that won't fade as most DIY versions do. And for coming up with a DIY to make the clings. I have a whole playlist of my journey with faux stained glass.
@shirleybecker495 I am trying to find those again! They were the BEST!!!! Any idea if they still make them?
@DIYNoNeedToCry smh haters gonna hate. You're doing great things! I'm glad you're shakin off the haters in stride. Get back, Shirley.