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Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow…

Whether it’s ice crystals, poinsettias or the magic of mulled wine – with masking film and snow spray, you can create your own unique window decorations in no time at all.

  1. Cut out designs or lettering from masking film using a cutting plotter, weed the film, and apply application tape.
  2. Stick them onto windows, mirrors or glass doors and spray with snow spray.
  3. Leave to dry, then carefully peel off the film.
  4. Done.
Plotting software is cutting out the lettering ‘Hansis Glühwein’ and snowflakes for masking film on a Secabo cutting plotter; progress: 48 per cent
Secabo cutting plotter in black and red with a turquoise masking film insert, blade holder and pressure rollers for plotting window designs
Plotted lettering reading ‘Weinbude’ made from turquoise masking film; on the left, still covered by the backing film, before being applied to the glass
A hand presses the plotted ‘Glühwein’ lettering, cut from mint-green masking film, onto a white surface using a gold 3M squeegee
Windscreen sprayed with Snow-Spray, with the plotted masking film applied on top: the words ‘Hansis Glühweinbude’ and two snowflakes
Mint-green masking film featuring two plotted snowflakes and the cut-out lettering ‘Hansis G’, stuck to a window pane
A hand sprays the window pane with Snow-Spray over a piece of masking film featuring snowflakes and the lettering ‘Hansis’
A window pane sprayed with Snow-Spray, covered with green masking film bearing the words ‘Hansis Glühweinbude’ and two snowflakes
A hand uses a weeding hook to remove the green masking film from the window sprayed with Snow-Spray; a finished snowflake can be seen on top of it
Windscreen with snow spray: ‘Hansis Glühwein’ lettering and snowflakes; masking film partly removed, partly still stuck on
Window pane with snow spray, featuring the lettering ‘Hansis Glühweinbude’ and two snowflakes, created using masking film
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