How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

So one of my most popular post to date (especially during Christmas) is my “How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings-” (found HERE)

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

Originally, I glued the snowflakes right on to my windows. Some of them did peel off easily, but most of them took scrubbing to remove. With that said, and with the brilliant input of my lovely readers, I came up with a much better process that requires absolutely no clean up- every time!

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

You will need:

-Parchment Paper

-A Glue Gun & Glue Sticks

Optional:

-Snowflake patterns to trace over

-Glitter

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

Lay the parchment paper over your snowflake pattern. The parchment paper is slightly transparent, which makes tracing over patterns quite easily.

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

Make sure to make your glue lines thick. If you make them too thin, the snowflakes won’t hold together well.

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

Once they are dry, they peel off the parchment paper like butter. I kid not. It’s amazing!

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

Looks great, right?

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

You can make all sorts of shapes and sizes. Remember, no two snowflakes are alike!

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

If you like glitter, add some while your snowflakes are still drying.

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

To add them to you windows, simply put a slight dab of hot glue on one or two of the corners of your snowflake, and press up against the glass. They peel off with no issues. If for some reason, you do have a remnant of glue left on the window from adhering them, it will be super easy to clean up compared to peeling a whole snowflake off.

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

My baby girl started singing “Let it Go” when she saw them.

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

Reuse them year after year if you like!

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

You can even dress up your Christmas Gift Wrapping with them!

To print your own Chalkboard Gift Tags (for free!), go HERE.

How to make Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Clings- an updated process!

You HAVE to try out these Hot Glue Gun Snowflake Window Cling for yourself! It’s amazing fun!

If you make some for yourself, feel free to tag me on your photos on Instagram using #mywlhea (short for “My We Lived Happily Ever After”)

ENJOY & Merry Christmas Everyone!

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  1. Anayah says:

    Loved it 🙂

    waiting for Animal shaped wooden blocks Tutorial…I saw the Owl and fox on your Instagram want to see how others turn out to be like.

    Kisses For June :* <3 (PS. She is sooooooooooo Cute!)

    and thanks for giving away such designs freely…(I practice using them. just started)
    – AnayahXO

  2. Love your blog! I came here originally because I saw that you had made up a Nessie pattern too and wanted to check it out. Everything you do is adorable! Thanks for sharing! Charlie @pickledokra.blogspot.com

  3. Robin says:

    This is such a neat idea! 🙂
    Where did you get the lights you have around your window? I have been looking for some like that.

  4. Lindsay says:

    I did this on one of the windows in my room– love it! 🙂

  5. Lisa says:

    Why is it best to use a low heat glue gun???

  6. angela jose says:

    Hey hannah, I love your blog although i discovered it lil too late. Love your baby's room but i dont know why here in India the DIY culture is so so not there types. Nobody bothers to make things on their own mostly cz the same thing will be available at way cheaper rates in the market but i love adding personal touches to my house just like you 🙂 Im yet to find some time to try out these snowflakes ( i have tried writing merry christmas in hot glue although it turnued out to be a disaster cz the word was too long n wobbly :P) !!
    Merry christmas to you n family 🙂

    Love from India

  7. Leah says:

    This is how I make flexible stencils. I'll create or trace a design and then one the glue dries I'll stick it to whatever I'm painting. It's a fun little trick. I've never used parchment paper though, I'll have to try that. I've been using an old silicone baking mat.

  8. zaarasblog says:

    Cute DIY! I'm gonna try it…

  9. Becky says:

    Does this produce opaque / milky snowflakes because it pulls the parchment paper coating off with it? It's definitely easier than your previous method, but those appeared clear, where these look whitish. This is such a cute idea though… thanks!

  10. Anonymous says:

    Hi Hanna,
    I tried making the snowflakes but I can't lift them like yours, with no paper glued on the back. Any special trick? I tried greasing the wax and the parchment paper (I tried both), lifting when it's still kind of warm…but still got paper glued to the back. Help!

  11. Maybe it could be that you are using a super hot glue gun? I used a low temperature one. Or maybe it could be your glue sticks? Hope that helps!

  12. Anonymous says:

    Thank you! Back to the glue gun lab, then… I'll share my findings.

  13. Unknown says:

    i have actually found that you can add food coloring or paint or dye to add color to hot glue, whatever u can find and like best…but be careful to heat the glue first and then add the dye as u stir…using some type of cup with no color and a strong finish, and then put the dyed glue into silicone molds and pop them into the freezer, an hour later you have cute shapes in different colors and u can use these for anything, magnets and clings…

  14. put dye in hot glue and use silicone molds and put in freezer for half hour to make fun shapes in cute colors, then use them for magnets or window clings or anything, i imagine u could use white glue and paint too ps-if you use hot glue cook it in the microwave in a strong white old mug , and then use your oven mits and spoon to place the dye in, mix, and place in mold…try not to breathe it in, i have no idea if that much glue can be harmful when heated, idk

  15. and by the way, if you leave it in the freezer too long and it wont come out of the mold…just run under warm water for 60 seconds

  16. Loretta says:

    I remember making these as a kid. We used to add glitter to some elmers glue and then brushed the snowflakes after they cooled. We also added coloring to elmers glue if we wanted. I like your idea of parchment paper,we oiled some foil, very messy.

  17. Unknown says:

    What else could you use besides parchment paper?

  18. Lucy Wynne says:

    to hang in window rather than on it, use fishing line or invisible thread.
    Works for hanging on tree too.

  19. Joey says:

    There are colored glue sticks available and also ones with glitter.

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