How to Make a Fake Window Using Electroluminescent Sheets

Hold the electroluminescent sheet up against the wall where you want the fake window. Mark underneath the sheet with a sharpened pencil to indicate where the self-adhesive hook and loop discs should go. Make the marks 1 inch down from the edge and toward the center of the sheet. Choose an area close enough to an electrical wall outlet to allow you to plug the adapter in easily.

Peel the backing off four of the self-adhesive discs. Place one in each corner on the backside of the electroluminescent sheet. Do this 1 inch down from the edge and 1 inch toward the center of the sheet. Press the discs down firmly to ensure the adhesive sticks.

Add the other side of the hook and loop discs to the wall. Place the discs on the marks so they will match up with the ones on the back of the electroluminescent sheet.

Mount a window shade over the electroluminescent sheet using a screwdriver and the hardware that comes with the blinds. Follow the directions included with the blind hardware.

Plug in the inverter from the electroluminescent sheet to the adapter that is included. Connect the adapter to your electrical wall outlet to light up the screen.

Open the blinds when you want a soft light to enter the room. Close them or unplug the adapter when the light is not necessary.