All you need to create a snow window is a few supplies including spray snow for windows! I even have a FREE snowflake SVG file for you to use. Supplies for snow window snowflakes:

Either of those reactions engenders the appropriate Yuletide tribalism. A reaction along the lines of: "Have what you like, I suppose" is no help in sustaining my acrid brand of festive spirit. lt;p>Keep away from heat, hot surfaces, sparks, open flames and other ignition sources. No smoking. Do not pierce or burn, even after use. Protect from sunlight. Do not expose to temperatures exceeding 50C/122F. Keep out of reach of children. Read the label before use. May intensify fire; oxidiser. Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated. Toxic if swallowed. Causes serious eye irritation. Very toxic to aquatic life.&nbsp;</p>But I'm still too tribal to accept this conclusion. We of the Christmas-liking tribe will keep the Christmas-cynic tribe in perpetual subjugation - they will be made to join in whether they like it or not and particularly if not. They will never, if we can help it, be permitted to "get away somewhere hot" but, if they do, we can be confident that our allies overseas will besiege them with spray-on snow and piped-in Slade even as they sweat round the pool. It’s nice to cover up a few of our green trees and pool by using a DIY stencil and some Santa snow spray. My kids love it and my youngest kept asking to put more fake snow on windows and doors! And this is all about Britishness, not capitalism or Jesus. We British love to judge our close class competitors - people incredibly similar to us and therefore most threatening. So I must sustain my policy. It's vulnerable, I know. I'm not at a good time of life for liking Christmas. The childhood enchantment has long gone, as has the excitement about presents, and I have no children to help me rediscover it vicariously. Meanwhile, shopping is stressful, tree lights never work, turkey's not the best meat in the world and Christmas pudding is weird. If I'm not careful, I'll realise I'm only in it for the booze.

div data-content-type="html" data-appearance="default" data-element="main"><p><strong>Christmas Fake Snow Spray, 250ml</strong></p> lt;p>Get into the holiday spirit with Christmas Snow Spray, 250ml. Use it to add a touch of winter magic to your plants, trees, glass, and mirrors. Create unique designs with stencils and enjoy the festive atmosphere.</p> lt;p>Shake well before use. Do not use it on hair or skin. Protect surrounding clothing and surfaces at all times. Use only in a well-ventilated area.&nbsp;</p> Next you'll be saying you don't take a view on artificial trees. I take a view on all these things: Christmas wreaths on front doors? No; my dad once called them "an Americanism" which he's probably forgotten but was burned into my very soul. For me, every door wreath is perpetually screaming "lootenant" and proclaiming the inhabitants to have lifted their entire cultural identity from the telly. Fairies on the top of trees? Yes - and it's a fairy, not an angel, for some reason - even if "angel" would be a more appropriate term because there's an angel in the story, I mean Bible. And not a star. No way! I don't know why, but no!