How To Make Window Clings With Puffy Paint

How to make window clings using puff paint.

How to make window clings with puffy paint. Here in this how to video on how to make puffy paint window clings make whatever you want with puffy paint to put onto your window. Slip the coloring book page or template in a zip top bag. Be prepared this technique is way super high tech. They will fart and splatter paint around but you can gently corral the paint back to where it belongs with your fingernail or a credit card or something.

How to make diy window clings with puffy paint. Begin by making a pattern. Measure out 4 cups 950 milliliters and pour it into a bowl. Pour 4 cups 950 milliliters of boiling water into a bowl.

You can use a dark colored pen to draw a simple design on a sheet of paper. It helps to shake the paint to the tip end of the bottle frequently. So here s what you do. The pattern should show.

If your kids want to design their window clings before they use the puffy fabric paint they can draw on the paper first and then put it inside the bag. Fill a pot with water and bring it to a boil. Fill your pot with more water than you need. Trace with puffy paint.

Do well to also cut a page off a coloring. The only materials you need are wax paper and puffy paint. Pour about 4 cups 950 milliliters of boiling water into a bowl. Ensure you measure 4 cups 950 milliliters and pour it into a bowl.

Use bottles of fabric puffy paint and draw on the bag with them. Sure you can use ziploc brand like came in the kit or you can go to the dollar store like me so you have more money leftover to buy a ton more puffy paint from. Aren t these colors of puffy paint great. Puffy paint window clings step 1.

First take your piece of plain paper and draw any pattern you want i drew a donut and the word. In case you want to make a small batch of window clings it s best to use 2 cups 475 milliliters. If you wish to make a smaller batch of window clings use 2 cups 475 milliliters instead. To get started place a sheet of white paper inside of a zippered plastic bag.

Now you can tape a sheet of parchment paper on your template.