Window Cling

Window Cling

Creating a Fun Window cling

There are many different types of art projects that you can make with your kids, but sometimes the simplest is the most fun. Only the most basic projects can spur your child's imagination and get those creative juices flowing. A fun and simple way to make the craft is attached to the window. No or glaze kiln controller is required with this project fall apart easily.

To begin this project, simply go to your local craft store and buy a roll of clear contact paper. The paper will serve as a kind of contact your canvas for this project. Cut your paper into the shape of whatever your child wants to decorate. You could cut the heart, or even a basic square the circle. Furthermore, it is time to gather all the many things that you can have your child stay on top of contact paper. This is where it's time to think outside the box. Because this project will depend on your window, try to find items that vary in their degree of translucence. Find some items, such as the little colored pom poms, who does not see through at all. Although you probably will not use anything really see through, you can choose a few fun pieces that close. Fake flower petals from a few can do this trick. colorful bird feathers, thin pieces of foam cut into fun shapes, letters, stickers, glitter and much more all will be great for this project. This may be good for the rest of your clay pottery wheel for a change.

Once all your pieces together, it is time to start. Simply peel paper to expose the sticky side of contact paper. Now the fun can begin! Have your child place the items you have collected on paper with what they want. Your child will have a great time sticking all the fun things that you gathered on the sticky paper. The possibilities are endless when it comes to your child's imagination. If you have more than one child you can have each of them to spell their names in the letter stickers to the label that made a stick. One thing to remember is that your child will be leaving room for the sticky side of contact paper to show that will be attached to the window. When your child is finished creating his works, it is time to hold on to your window. Ask them clung to their window to the window of their choosing. Now you can look at this beautiful art when working with high-glaze your fire!

Window Cling