This DIY is quick, easy, fun and cheap. What could be better!?
If you have any windows in your home or apartment where you want the natural light but need a little privacy, this is a truly lovely solution.
Granted, it is a bit feminine but I am wondering how we can use this idea and make it masculine, as well…
Maybe you can think of some ideas as you scroll down the next page…
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COULD U ADD FOOD COLOR TO CORN STARCH FOR COLOR ?
love it!!!!
Pretty.
One could buy old lace curtains garage sale etc and use them.
This looks so good! Do you have any idea how long this will last? Mine would be an interior door…..Thank you!
The bugs will Love it.
This is great! I have a big window beside my garden tub/shower. I am always looking for better ideas to cover the window. Thank you!!!!
Have a window inside my shower (I know, weird, house came that way)… wondering if it would work in that window or if the steam from the shower would make it peel off???
You can do the same thing and get that ”frosted” look with Elmer’s glue.
Can I say that I wish I’d heard of this one years ago. We have french doors that lead out of our bedroom to a back patio, and I put up lace sheers under the drapes for privacy. Within a few months the dogs had ruined them while scratching to let us know they wanted to go out. THIS I can do and enjoy both the light without shredded lace! AND I bet I can reuse most of the lace curtains too.
I wonder how this would work in the NW where windows often have moisture on them…
wonderful idea—am going to try it——-
Brenda Kirk did you see this, would be pretty in your house, wish I had this kind of windows
Great idea!
For people who live in apartments and can’t hang wallpaper or paint walls, you can do a version of this. You can use fabric softener and material. Just cut material in the lengths you need to cover a wall, soak the material fabric softener and hang the material on the wall just like you would wallpaper. Let dry. When you get ready to move, you can peal the material off, wash the wall and wall-la! The “wallpaper” is gone and the wall looks the same as before you hung the “wallpaper”.
Do we have instructions for mixing the cornstarch.
Mix 2 tablespoons of cornstarch with an equal amount of water.
Brenda Gibbs
Does anyone remember in the 60’s painting a window with a liquid glass cleaner that crystallized and looked like frosted windows.? I saw this at Christmas time in a restraunt in southern California. What did they use?
That was a product called Glass Wax. I don’t know if they make it anymore.
beer painted on windows looks frosted when dry maybe with glass cleaner try diff things maybe corn starch
I believe you can still buy the kind of glaze that makes glass look that way at Hobby Lobby, Michael’s. Most large craft stores would probably carry stuff like that. It makes your glass look “crazed” and/or “frosted”.
Might not be a bad idea, Franklin destroys every new bling put up
I love it!
I put fabric on my barhroom wall. Dipped it in liquid starch-squeezed out the excess-started one wall near the bathtub-used a straight egde to get rid of bubbles-it turned out great and I put a border on the top.
I have tried this ad it is really prretty.
Up here in Northern Michigan we use bubble wrap for insulation ,Not as fancy looking but very practical = money saving:-)
Great idea, pretty too.
you dod this to your walls with material and it will stay and no ruin your painted walls..great for kids rooms
I have used flour paste to put fabric on walls but never thought of this
Deb, this might be cool on your front door window
This is a neat idea!
Pretty cool idea
Wonder how much this would cut down the bright sunlight?
The directions say……let dry. But it doesn’t say pull the lace off. Does the lace stay affixed to the window? I thought it was a stencil so then it should say remove the lace.
Would the cornstarch go moldy?
Don’t you have to add some fabric softener?
You could put up a curtain and rod cheaper and much faster.
Pretty!
great ideal…
why not just hang a sheer curtain? For a more masculine look, use filet crochet…. with a manly motif….deer or something
@cheryl pack
Cant see the video
Rebekah, check this out for the arch window…..can think of other ideas, like stained glass look
Michelle Walworth bathroom door?
this is very cool!
Great!
cornstarch is a great paste for wallpaper
Don’t open this it is a scam.
I’m doing this tomorrow, Keeping my fingers crossed
wish you could come up with a way to watch these without wading through a ton of other junk.
Cool idea!!! This will look great in my Victorian theme guest room!!!
great idea
You can do this with starch and any fabric, too.