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Rainbow Stained Glass Window
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Want to brighten up your rooms? Let your kids have fun with this simple rainbow stained glass window craft. They will love you for it- and it really is beautiful.
How to Make the Rainbow Stained Glass Window:
All you need is some colored tissue paper, masking tape, clear contact paper, and a window to hang it in!
Cut the tissue paper into small pieces. They don’t need to be uniform- it even looks better if they aren’t. This can be wonderful cutting practice for your little people!
Remove the paper backing on the contact paper and tape it to a window with the sticky side out.
Continue to fill it up with all of the pieces of paper.
Enjoy your masterpiece!
LOVE IT!
Great fun and good for these hot summer days! Carolyn
Lovely project and good for being inside part of these hot summer days! Carolyn
This came out SO beautifully! We love this project, but have never gotten it to look quite this stunning! I shared with my Facebook readers here: https://www.facebook.com/LivingLifeIntentionally
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Beth =)
I like this project, so nice and easy. We are going to try this one!
Thanks for sharing,
Tonya
Oooh beautiful! We have yellow, orange and red tissue paper suns in our window at the moment (since there is no actual sun here in London!)
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I like how they make it right on the window. We’ve made suncatchers using this method but we usually make them on the table and then I hang them up. I think it adds something to the project to allow them to make the stained glass right on the glass and see how it is going to look.