Wallpaper Tricks

Decorative Shutters for Privacy Screen!

You'll want to take out the center panel of each shutter.

Paint your decorative shutters with the

color you desire.

Then attach wallpaper of your choice to your center panels.

Tack wallpaper-covered center panels onto you frame

of your shutters to make a beautiful privacy screen.

Wallpaper instantly dressed up this once plain wood headboard!

To get this look, simply cut the wallpaper of your choice 

according to the shape of the headboard.

Attach using the manufactures instruction.

A unique way to add personality to your room!



This is a Retro Redo!

A discarded display cabinet gained a new life with

lipstick-pink paint and sections of punchy

damask paper inside and out.

Attach decorative hooks or knobs to the door for

organizing your jewelry.

A Dresser Revamp!

Use floral paper to rejuvenate the drawer fronts of a tired dresser.

And the lampshade project is a snap. 

Just cut paper slightly larger than the shade. 

Adhere, pressing firmly to smooth wrinkles.

Once dry, simply slice off the excess paper with a craft knife.

See how much fun it is to design your own room!



A Wallpaper Frame Update!

This simple project can be done to a picture frame or

a tiny mirror.

To get this look, lay the frame flat and

cut around the edge leaving about an inch border.

Trace around the inside hole, be sure to leave about 1/2 inch

that will be folded back.  Cut slits in all corners, then wrap the

wallpaper around the edges.  Adhere to the back of the frame.

A neat way to coordinate with the rest of your room!

Hanging Wallpaper for Art!

Create a wall hanging from wallpaper scraps.

Use a dowel rod from a craft store for a smooth look.

Roll the top and bottom of the paper over the rods and attach

with glue and a stapler.

Tie a decorative cord to the top rod and hang from hook on wall.

Makes beautiful Art!

Bold Service Cart!

A basic glass-front bookcase becomes a stellar service cart

with just a roll of wallpaper.

After removing the legs and doors, prime and paint the bookcase.

When dry, wallpaper the outside surfaces and install caster to

the bottom.  Reattach doors.

What fun and interesting ways to recreate your

decorative pieces!