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Sunny Summer Fun Clings

By: Julie Lewis
Bring summer early or keep it here year round with these sunny fun window clings.
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Skill Level: Intermediate
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Supplies

PLAID Supplies
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Orange Poppy, 2 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Surfaces - Leading Blanks
  • Gallery Glass ® Liquid Leading™ - Black, 4 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Hot Pink, 2 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Citrus Yellow, 2 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Light Green, 2 oz.
  • Gallery Glass ® Window Color™ - Gilded Oak, 2 oz.
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Other Supplies
Nut pick or blending tool
Scissors (optional)

Instructions

1.    Create multiple lead lines on leading blank to cut and piece when dry, or lead pattern shapes directly onto leading blank from bottle.
2.    Place a dot of leading where joints meet to seal. Let dry.
3.    Referring to pattern for color placement, apply Window Color™ blending where indicated. Let dry.
4.    Apply any dots, or leading ‘seeds’ on top of cured paint. Let dry thoroughly before placing on windows.
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