Holiday Painting Ideas for Walls and Windows

By Sourav • December 1, 2009

Holiday window painting requires exact paint process all through to project uniformity of colour all over the window. The paint and colour combinations used determine the intensity of paint used for painting the window and walls. Though bottled craft acrylic is the best theme to produce best results considering window painting, there are also other methods through which one can project their patterns better. By keeping up with good holiday painting, one can ensure that the paint doesn’t wears down so quickly.

There are some considerations before you start painting. Clean the surface of the window with a clean cloth. Let the surface of the window get dried up and then try painting so that it can stick better to the surface. Plan for the image only then the concept will be clear to you. Reference images could be used so that you can concentrate better. Once you are ready, sketch the outline of the image and stick to the image size. Do not make any alterations unless it is really needed while you start painting.

Follow the painting pattern which you need to start. It is difficult to make any changes for the painting midway. Outlining of the image is preferred as it is easy to work on background and foreground simultaneously. It is always a productive affair when going for an image with proper planning than altering the image in the middle of window painting. Concentrate on the colour combinations used. Ensure the accuracy of the design is intact without the paint spreading beyond the original image as planned before.

Lastly, a fresh coat for your walls will secure them by protecting them from any further damage.

Few factors for consideration:

• Follow the painting order.
• Choose the colour combinations accordingly.
• Sketch the image before your paint.
• Clean the walls and windows for better painting.

For more ideas browse through our Holiday Decoration Tips gallery

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