Installing Suncatcher Decals on Your Windows
🌈 ✨ 🪟
Instant Rainbows
Decorate your home, office or vehicle in minutes!
🌞SUPPLIES
Water (In a spray bottle is always a plus!)
Squeegee (debit or rewards card)
Cleaning Cloth
🌈HOW TO GET THE BEST COLOR
The best windows to place your suncatcher decals in are your east, west, and south facing windows.
While east facing windows produce amazing light in the mornings, west facing windows are perfect for the afternoon and south windows are great for all day exposure - especially in the winter when the sun is lower on the horizon.
You do need direct sunlight for our suncatchers to work, but you may not want to place your suncatcher in the sunniest window possible, because it's harder to control the ambient light of the room. With some curtains, drapes, or blinds, you can better direct the sunlight into your suncatcher.
Remember, weather, time of year, seasons, and placement all play a factor when trying to get the best rainbows!
Your decals will never fade or stop working, it's likely the seasons or weather has changed and the placement of the sun has moved! That's ok! The vibrant rainbows will return as the sun moves.
🪟INSTRUCTIONS
🌞 *MOST IMPORTANT STEP FOR VIBRANCY* Check for direct sun light through window.
Hint: I like to wait until the sun is shining through my window and briefly peel part or all of the sticker from the backing and hold it up in the light near the window to see where I get the the best shine.
🧼 Clean window area where you intend to apply the sticker
💦 Spray an area larger than the sticker with water
🌿 Peel sticker from backing and place in wet area.
It should move around pretty easily at this point to slide exactly where you’d like it.
💳 Use a credit or rewards card to squeegee the sticker. The water will move from underneath as you do this.
🧽 Wipe away the excess water with a dry towel/ sponge
Enjoy your lovely rainbows 🌈✨
Written by shii kaina
Botanist, Horticulturist, Environmentalist and Master Gardener, Shii Kaina, is passionate about blending the lines between indoors and outdoors with sustainable biophilic design and teaching individuals to grow food, while nurturing themselves and the planet.