Christmas Ornament Window Decals

What these window clings are

These are static cling window decorations made from thickened PVC. There is no adhesive on the back. The sheet holds to glass by static, so you press a shape onto a clean, smooth surface and it stays. When you want a new layout, lift the shape and press it somewhere else. When the season ends, peel each shape away and wipe the glass clean.

The set suits holiday decorating on windows, glass doors, mirrors and other smooth glass surfaces. The colors are red, gold and white, and the artwork shows colorful balls, stars and snowflakes for a classic Christmas look.

Sizes and pack details

Each pack contains 2 sheets. Every sheet measures 17.7 x 23.6 in (45 x 60 cm), which gives you a large area of shapes to spread across a window or split between rooms.

Because the shapes are separate clings on the sheet, you can use a few at a time or all of them at once. Two sheets cover a wide window, a set of glass doors or several smaller panes.

Colors and festive shapes

The palette is built around red, gold and white, so the clings read clearly against glass and against a dark evening outside. The seller artwork includes colorful balls, stars and snowflakes, which mix well on one pane or across a row of windows.

You can group the snowflakes in a corner, run the balls along the top of a window, or scatter the stars around a mirror. Since each shape is a separate cling, the layout is up to you and easy to change.

How to apply them

Start with clean glass. Wipe the window with a damp cloth and let it dry, because dust and grease weaken the static hold.

Peel a shape from the sheet. Press it onto the glass with your fingers, working from the center outward so the cling sits flat. If a corner lifts, smooth it down again. To move a shape, peel it off and press it in the new spot.

For a mirror or a glass door, the same steps apply. Keep the backing sheet if you want to store unused clings flat between seasons.

Care and removal

Wipe the clings with a damp cloth when they look dusty. Dry them gently and press them back onto the glass.

To remove them, lift an edge with your fingernail and peel the shape away. There is no glue, so nothing stays behind on the glass. Any marks from handling wipe off with a damp cloth.

Store the clings flat, away from heat and direct sun, so the PVC stays smooth for the next holiday season.

Where they work best

Static cling needs a smooth surface. Glass windows, glass doors, mirrors and similar panes hold the clings well. Textured glass, painted walls, fabric and rough wood do not give the same hold, so keep the set for glass and mirror surfaces.

On a cold day, indoor glass can collect a little moisture. If a cling starts to slip, dry the glass and the cling, then press it on again.