St Patricks Day Decorations Window Clings 180PCs Gnomes Static Window Sticker DIY Decorative Door Window Decal Pack for Irish Party Saint Patrick's Day

Happy St. Patrick’s Day Window Clings, Buffalo Plaid Check Gnome Stickers Irish Shamrock Clover Decals Green Elf Lucky Decor, Spring Holiday Home Kitchen Office Decorations Party Supplies St Patrick Gnome Window Decor is one of the best decorations for your house. Funny and festive design adds some joy and creative touch to your home decor during this holiday season. Specifications: - Material: PET - Quantity: 9 sheets St Patrick's Day Gnome window clings - Size: Each sheet measures 11.8 inch x 7.9 inch - Easy to use for any smooth surface, good stickiness for a long time. - NO CLUE, NO TAPE, NO MESS. Innovative Design Unique St Patrick's Day gnome elements will definitely add festival feelings to your house. Surprise your sweetie with this beautiful happy St Patrick's Day window decal from trendy window designs! Double Sides Prints These lovely St Patrick gnome window decals are double-side printed, so you can see the image from both sides of the window, look so adorable on the windows or glass door, your guests will be happy with the window clings and can't move eyes from them. How to use? 1. Make sure the surface is smooth and without any texture. Or the air will into the gap between the clings and surface then make the clings fall off. 2. Clean the surface to make sure there is no dust and grease on the surface. 3. Spray a little water on the surface. Water will make them stick better. 4. Put the clings on and remove the remaining water. Keep in mind these stickers are non-adhesive! These won't stick to walls unless the finish is very glossy. Package Includes: 9 Sheets of St Patrick's Day Window Clings Click Add to Cart and make your party decorations awesome and unique!

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