It is easy to see and trace designs through the parchment paper.

The designs, also, peel off of the paper without tearing fairly well. Only one of the gears I made tore when being removed from the paper.
The only problem I had with the parchment paper was that it wrinkled when wet, giving the clings a more textured, rippled look when finished.

After the paint had dried overnight and the clings had been peeled from the paper, they were dampened a little on the side that faced the paper and stuck to the window. They have been stuck to the window for over a week now with no trouble.

Update, Oct. 2017:
It's been a long time since these gear-shaped window clings were in this wreath shape. A couple of them ripped when I removed them from the living room window. Six of the thicker gears were relocated to my son's bedroom windows, where they still cling.
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