3 Refreshing Ways To Control The "See Through" In Your Window
Get the best creative solutions to keep your privacy and still enjoy the transparency of glass
By Leah FriedStep 1: Measure your front door
Take out your tape measure or ruler and measure the glass surface area that you will be covering
Step 2: Arrange all supplies
Make sure you have: Frosty Adhesive Contact Paper, Scissors, Tape Measure, Pencil or pen, Measure Tape
Step 3: Trace the shapes you want and cut out
Decide what shape or pattern you'd like to create for your frosted glass pieces
Step 4: Stick your pieces on the door
Work from the bottom up if you are covering a large-scale door or window
Step 5: Make sure there are no air bubbles
You can use a ruler to help you out
Step 2: Print some flowers coloring papers
You want the tracing lines to have some space - without too many details
Step 4: Mix 1 tbs of black acrylic into glue
Use a skewer and then mixed it well to disperse the paint
Step 6: Remove printouts and let the glue dry
Leave the window to fully dry before the next step
Step 7: Mix 2:1 tbs of clear glue to paint
Be sure to mix the clear glue and acrylic paint well
Step 9: Hang your master piece on the wall
If you want- you can paint the wall behind the glass with a light blue for the sky
Next: Turn an old window frame to a beauty
Look for an old window frame This project is great when ever you see someone through out an old window frame
Step 1: Gather on table gems, rocks & marbles
If the frame is not painted, paint it with chalk paint that will match the gems
Step 2: Trace lines with marker & glue gems
Usea strong glue, for example you can use LOCTITE GO2 GEL
Step 3: Fill in the entire outlines
Once you make sure there's no blanc spot hang it on the wall