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Prepare your workspace: Lay down a plastic drop cloth or old newspapers to protect your floors from any drips or mess.
Cut the lace fabric: Measure and cut the lace fabric to fit your window. Ensure it’s large enough to cover the entire window area for a seamless look.
Make the cornstarch mixture: In a mixing bowl, combine 1 cup of cornstarch with 2 cups of cold water. Stir thoroughly until the cornstarch dissolves completely and the mixture is smooth, without lumps.
Apply the cornstarch mixture: Using a paintbrush or sponge, apply a generous layer of the cornstarch mixture onto your window. Work in small sections so that the mixture doesn’t dry before you can apply the lace.
Attach the lace fabric: Carefully press the lace onto the wet cornstarch-coated window, smoothing out any wrinkles or air bubbles as you go. Make sure the lace sticks well.
Seal the lace: Once the lace is in place, apply another layer of the cornstarch mixture over the top to seal it. This will help the lace adhere and create a smooth, durable finish.
Let it dry: Allow the window to dry completely. This may take several hours, depending on your home’s temperature and humidity. It’s best to let it dry naturally for the best results.
Trim the lace: After the mixture has dried, trim off any excess lace around the edges of the window for a clean, neat finish.

Add Color: If you want to add some extra flair, dye the lace fabric before applying it to your window. A soft pastel color can add a vintage or boho touch, while bolder shades will make the design pop.
Experiment with Lace Patterns: Choose lace that complements your existing decor. Floral lace for a shabby chic look, geometric lace for a modern vibe, or even a more intricate pattern for a vintage style.
Temporary Solution: If you’re looking for a more flexible option, you could use a removable adhesive instead of the cornstarch mixture. This allows you to change the lace design whenever you like.
Layering Lace: For a textured, multi-dimensional look, consider layering different lace patterns over each other. This creates a more complex design with interesting contrasts.
Functional Design: Pair your lace-covered windows with sheer curtains or leave them bare for an even more minimalistic, elegant appearance. Lace works beautifully on windows in living rooms, bedrooms, and even bathrooms where privacy is needed but you still want light to come through.