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Decoupage pressed flowers on
different panes of glass. Try using whole flowers or just petals for an interesting country garden look.
Decoupage postcards from around
world into
panes or pictures of a favorite city, like Paris.
Paint
frame to match your child's room. Attach clothespins (also painted in a coordinated color) all around
outside of
window. As you child grows attach school pictures to
panes and let them use
clothespins to showcase their drawings, report cards and other mementos. When
child graduates you have a ready-made decoration.
Make etched glass designs in
panes or make faux stained glass out of
windowpanes. Your local craft store should have everything you need to do this, from instructions to materials.
Use
window to create a fun decorative piece in
kitchen. Get a shelf
same width as
window and paint it
same color. Put
shelf on
wall just above
window so they look like one piece. Put mug hooks evenly spaced along
bottom of
window frame and use them to hold cute mugs, wire whisks, ladles, potholders or other items. Put recipe books along with a few decorative items that match your kitchen on
shelf, such as a vase of flowers, decorative plates or a nice clock.
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