New Year's "snowdrift" will give the window an incredibly fabulous look, make the whole room more mysterious and unusually beautiful.
It is necessary
- Thin padding polyester - 3 meters
- Christmas tree garland - 5 meters
- Shiny snowflakes - 20-30 pcs
- Scotch tape - 1 roll
- Glue "Second" - 1 tube
Instructions
Step 1
Attach the Christmas tree garland to the curtain with tape so that it hangs in "waves". The garland can be placed over curtains.
Step 2
Stretch the synthetic winterizer slightly so that there are translucent places in it and tear off the bottom edge with your hands so that it hangs from the window with beautiful icicles. The width of the "snowdrift" can be different - depending on the height of the window.
Step 3
Use glue to glue snowflakes bought in a store or cut from table napkins on a synthetic winterizer. Wait for the glue to dry well.
Step 4
Secure the synthetic winterizer to the curtain with tape so that the curtain is closed to its full length. From the sides, the synthetic winterizer can be wrapped or simply cut off by hand. If the "snowdrift" is too wide, you can reduce it right on the window.
Step 5
Plug the garland into an outlet - the lights will illuminate the "snowdrift" from the inside, and it will appear more voluminous and transparent.
Step 6
If desired, you can put small spruce twigs on top of the curtains - this will make the design more contrasting.
