Greater London Painted Window Designs

The contemporary art of glass window painting has been initiated from the old-age art of stained glass painting that comprised of bringing smaller colored pieces of glass together. In olden times, it was a common feature in high windows and doors, etc and can still be seen in churches and old buildings. 

In London, these days, glass window decorations are becoming a popular feature and catching up as a hobby owing to its awesome results and easy availability of glass painting equipment. Many companies today are launching glass painting ideas for hobbies. The levels can differ for beginners, which is basically for the experimental purpose for children. Glass paintings can be wall hangings, wine glasses painting, on windows, cups, mugs, tiles, mirrors, etc. at home.

 

Different glass window decoration ideas:

Outlined glass window decorations

You can cut out a festival like Halloween themed shapes from cardboard to stick onto your windows. You can use a black card or just paint old cereal boxes with black paint. Witches hats, Bats, spiders, pumpkins and skulls are just some of the shapes you could make. You can even print shapes from your computer to trace around if you’re not confident making up your own.

Abandoned house decorations

Another idea for window painting is to make it look like visitors are coming to an old empty house. You can create creepy looking hangings for your windows out of black or white cheesecloth with a few rips in it. Additionally, you can create an effect with some fake spider webs. You can create these out of light grey wool made into a web shape or cotton wool that has been warmed for a bit on a radiator and then stretched out to form feathery bits of a spider web.

Scary scenes

You could also create a creepy scene between the window and your curtains. Hanging a ghost, skeleton or other weird creature from the curtain pole will create the illusion of floating or otherwise stand some evil-looking figures or cut-outs on the windowsill. Make a life-size printout from a picture from a horror movie poster creepy looking child ghosts, demons or other terrifying characters will all look real when placed up against the inside of your window.

Cute and cheerful

If you have small children and are expecting a lot of your trick to be very young then you might want something a little less hair-raising. If you want to keep your decorations on the friendlier end of the scale, then pumpkins with happy faces on the window sill are traditional and not too scary for the little ones. Moreover, you could also draw cute ghost faces onto white balloons or pumpkin faces onto orange balloons and hang these from a curtain pole between the window and curtains.