New Year's window decor

On New Year's holidays, I want to create some kind of magical fairy tale in my home interior. Needlewomen decorate the Christmas tree or pine with homemade toys, hang tinsel on the walls, attach a Christmas wreath to the front door. But the windows are often left without decor. There is a simple, quite feasible idea. In order not to paint with paints on glass, you can decorate them with paper images. To do this, you need to arm yourself with a breadboard knife or sharp scissors, a bundle of white paper and creative inspiration.
If you can draw, then there will be no problems. Take a sheet of white paper and depict all kinds of New Year's attributes on it: Santa Claus, snowmen, sleighs, Christmas toys, pine twigs, houses, angels and the like. If your drawing is not very good, then the Internet will come to the rescue. It is necessary to find different drawings or ready-made schemes for the Christmas-tree theme and print them on a printer. Further along the graphic lines with a knife or scissors, cut out the drawings and fix the finished figures on the glass with adhesive tape.

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Your attention is invited to several interesting ideas. For example, branches of spruce with colorful toys. This composition looks very elegant and attractive. Only in the manufacture of balls you need to use double-sided colored paper so that the picture can be viewed not only from the apartment, but also from the street.
Various angels and stars, intricate patterns and bells will also create a Christmas atmosphere.
You can make a story composition with a house, snowmen, Santa Claus, a boot filled with gifts. Empty spaces on the glass should preferably be filled with openwork snowflakes. These stories look very original.
Such window decoration will allow everyone to be creative, even those who are not good at visual arts. Another plus of this technique is that all parts are easily removed, neatly folded into a box and stored until the next season. They can be used for more than one year, periodically supplemented with new elements.