Everyone loved seeing how to paint display windows, and the examples, last week (if you missed it, check out Paint your windows.) so here’s some more inspiration, if you want your windows to SAY something:
Writing on windows!
Not sure of your freehand writing abilities? Simply choose a font on your computer, lay out, and print what you want, then use it as a guide for your word-window painting! This blogger is showing how to transfer words to fabric (she used it as a display backdrop; another excellent idea.) Crayola makes “Washable Window Markers.”
Want to add a holiday symbol or two? There are free holiday stencils here, which you can use as stencils, or simply as sketches to tape on the other side of the glass and use as guides for painting.
Does this inspire you? Seem like too much work? Let us know, in the comments below.
Auntie Kate The Resale Expert 
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Great ideas, but what do I use to actually do it myself?? Special markers? Paints??
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Thanks for visiting, Linda. Crayola makes “Washable Window Markers.”
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This is so adorable! ….and the price is perfect!!! Thank you so much for your creative genius- I am definitely a new fan!!!
Jim Self
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[…] your own lettering. And more (don’t miss the Pinterest examples […]
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Oh, oh, I forgot one… it’s on my Pinterest boards, which you really should follow, because who knows what I’ll find that will make YOUR shop be all you dream it can be? The one I forgot is http://pinterest.com/pin/8655424253866112/
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