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Anleitung No. 2738 Anleitung No. 2738 Difficulty: Beginner Working time: 4 Hours
Let your windows shine colorful with small colorful spring gnomes. Whether big or small, everyone is happy to have spring-like company. The small gnomes are easy to create and are also well suited for crafting with children.
Colorful window decoration spring gnomes
Our spring gnomes want to beautify your windows and let them shine in colorful spring light. You have the free choice whether you want to implement and design this with our colorful clay cardboard or our window paint (Window Fantasy).
Then cut out the motif parts and trace the contours of the spring gnomes with a fineliner. For example, the Karin Pigment Decobrush markers you can then complete and add patterns and shading.
Now the individual motifs are only assembled with craft glue and can then be presented in the window.
Clay cardboard variant
First, transfer the individual motif parts onto the clay cardboard using the graphite paper. Make sure to add a small overhang to glue the individual parts together.Then cut out the motif parts and trace the contours of the spring gnomes with a fineliner. For example, the Karin Pigment Decobrush markers you can then complete and add patterns and shading.
Now the individual motifs are only assembled with craft glue and can then be presented in the window.
Alternative: Painting with Window Fantasy
First of all, place the motif template in a transparent sleeve. The Window Fantasy motif is painted directly on this sleeve/foil.You start to trace the contours of your motif with black Window Fantasy contour paint.
As soon as the contours are dry, you can fill in the different painting areas with color according to your wishes.
As soon as the paint has dried, the motif can be easily removed from the foil and decorated on the window. Tip: When painting with Window Color paint, also fill in the spaces between your motif with transparent paint. This will prevent your motif from tearing when you remove it from the film and position it on the glass.
