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I have some on my bedroom and bathroom mirrors as well as windows. Beautiful !

Bought these to add a little pizzazz to my back door and put some on my front window in the hopes of keeping birds from hitting them. So far, so good. There are way more decals than I can use, but I'll keep looking for places as they really are pretty.

Yes, these are window CLINGS, not stickers. I'm guessing that the people who thought they were thick, or stickers, or didn't stick well, were probably pulling off some of the backing along with the actual clings. Also, the clings didn't seem particularly fragile to me. However, some were not cut as well as others, so it helps to try to pull GENTLY rather than try to force them loose. Now, for the good, bad, and the ugly (in no particular order).THE GOOD: These are very pretty once applied. Also, there were tons of clings on easily manageable-sized sheets. I did a 3-ft by 5-ft window with lots left over to use somewhere else. Also, for the roughly $12 I paid for this, the cons were acceptable.THE BAD: The individual clings are (somewhat) numbered/lettered and are apparently supposed to correspond to the layout guide on one of the sheets. However, the numbers/letters are horrendously tiny (and I have excellent eyesight). A magnifying glass helped a tiny bit, but not much. If you're going to try to follow the layout, you'd better be very practiced at putting puzzles together and you need far more patience than I could muster. Also, I doubt that most of these clings will be able to be pulled off and repositioned on the backing paper. I say this because the branches and leaves go every which way so they'd be hard to reposition. I do think the birds would be easily saved and reused. Note that I'm not talking about the ability to reposition them while putting them on the window, just that I think they'd be hard to save for later use.TIPS (I lied, there is no UGLY ... lol): I was able to match up some according to the layout; however, on others I found it easier to simply try to match up the size of the limbs to determine where to put them. As I said, some aren't cut well, so be gentle when removing from the backing paper. Start on one end of each cling by placing it where you want it to go on the window, then gently smooth out one 'branch' or 'leaf' at a time, trying to let it flow. In other words, don't try to force it into a direction where it doesn't lay correctly; otherwise you will have wrinkles in it. These are typical window clings and are easy to pull off and reposition if you decide to move something to another spot.

I like it a lot. It covers the entire top half of our glass storm door. Be advised that there's lots of pieces. The placement guide is very small and a bit hard to read. You may need a magnifying glass to see the placement numbers.

These clings were a bit difficult to get in the proper scheme as the key was in micro-font and some of the numbers and letters were not properly labeled to the decal. They were a bit tricky to line up exactly in a few spots, but eventually with some reapplications it all worked.

I think they looked better in the picture. They look kind of cheap so I haven’t even tried to use them yet.

I am so happy I purchased these clings.So many people have commented on how beautiful they are where I live in a Senior Apartments.I put them on all the windows that go up the main ramp between the birds were crashing during migratory birds this Fall.Lost several birds 🦅 before I was able to purchase these and put on the windows.So many comments and best of all no more crashing Birds 🦅 😊😊😊❤️

Going to look great in the classroom