Fake snow on windows

Anna-Lena Lindqvist on Instagram: "View from our kitchen on a frosty day last year (I have also sprayed fake snow on the window here to make It more frosty) I haven't started decorating for Christmas yet this year, there hasn't been time. We came home from Latvia on Sunday evening tired but happy after celebrating my husbands birthday with friends there. Our kids picked us up at the airport and surprised us with a new TV plugged in and ready with all the apps downloaded. Such a great 50th…

Want to create some easy Christmas window snowflakes for decorations?? Grab some window snow spray and a stencil (or make your own!) and have fun!

In recent years we haven't had snow that often here in Gothenburg, so I usually spray artificial snow on our windows to get a bit of a… | Instagram

Christmas window art. Spray snow and cling ons

Place cut out snowflake on a window. Mix toothpaste and water. Use toothbrush to spray toothpaste mixture around snow flake. Peel snow flake off. Beautiful window art.

Use spray snow by cleaning the window, shaking the spray can, and then spraying a design on the window. Stencils are great for creating snowflakes and designs.

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Detail of old window decorated with snowflakes and spray snow.

Fake snow spray, construction paper arms, hat and coal along with a carrot nose. Buy a "Let it Snow" stencil. And window clings for the final touch.

In order to create a classic Christmas look, Christmas trees and windows are often sprayed with flocking or artificial snow. Because artificial snow is made of cellulose, it can be easily removed with your finger. Despite removing most of the bulky residue, fake snow can leave a milky white tacky residue. However, you can remove those white residues quite easily with a few household items.