Turn An Old Window Into Show-Stopping Floral Wall Art To Dress Up Any Wall

If you’ve recently had to replace an entire window or find yourself with a spare that can’t serve its standard purpose, this will be perfect as your “frame” or the base for your project. It may be preferable to use windows with two panes divided by the paneling, but any window would work. Both glass pieces are where you want to place your dried flowers. Lay the window on a flat surface and wipe down the glass for maximum visibility. Cracks might add to the vintage look, but be careful and don’t use any window pane that could cause injury.

Lay down your flattened, dried flowers (preferably using ones previously stored inside or beneath a heavy book to get them as flat as possible) on the back of the window panes in whatever pattern you want. Once you’re happy with the placement, paint over each flower with crafting glue that dries clear, or use a hot glue gun. If you’re using the latter method, glue the side of the blooms you want to display so they can be seen “through” the window. After you’ve added all your flowers, let the pieces dry and then hang to show off your newest artwork addition. Whether you are removing a window during a reno or have a spare window pane lying around, this clever DIY will allow you to reuse it while creating your own decor.