DIY Stained Glass Window

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Learn how to create a faux stained glass window with this easy trick and add privacy to any window or door! 

DIY Stained Glass Window

The first-floor half-bath in our third fixer-upper is small (see the before tour here!) . 

It is in the back of the house which is north facing and has one small window that looks out onto the Trex deck.

I removed all of the hardware to keep it less crowded feeling and contemplated how to add privacy without the bulk of shades or blinds.  Enter this decorative window film by Bloss!

It comes in several styles and can be used on any door or window!  Check out these examples below!

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How to Add Easy Privacy Glass to Any Door or Window

Items Needed:

• Decorate window film
• Scissors
• Clean, old sock
• Water
• Square or straight ruler
• Measuring tape

 

DIY Stained Glass Window

#1.  Clean and Measure

Clean the glass with a clean, damp old sock and measure the dimensions with a measuring tape.

DIY Stained Glass Window

#2.  Measure and Cut

Make sure you have the pattern the right direction and also that you are drawing on the removable backing and not the film itself!

Cut!

DIY Stained Glass Window

#3.  Peel and Wet

Peel the backing off of the film and set it aside.  Soak your clean old sock and wet the window thoroughly.  Place the film on the window.

DIY Stained Glass Window

#4.  Smooth

Smooth the air bubbles out with the sock.

Rinse and repeat as needed!  We have had this decorative glass film on for several months now, and it has not peeled back at all. 

I think the secret is to make sure the glass is very wet when you add the film.

This is a great way to add light into a room without “overexposure!”  😉

If you give this DIY a try, then tag me @ahna_hammersnhugs or use the hashtag #hammersnhugs and tell me what you think!

I would LOVE to hear from you!

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