Whew am I glad this step of the One Room Challenge is over. Wallpapering isn’t all that difficult, but it’s not my favorite activity and I was dreading it! Thankfully it went up pretty seamlessly (did you catch that pun?) and was done in a couple of hours, in spite of my dull razor.
Here’s where we started. A nice blank canvas.
I followed the traditional technique this time and let my paper “book” but I’m not sure I noticed much of a difference. I also found precutting my pieces worked better than the correct method of scoring it with a razor at the end. Even with a new blade in place I was still getting tears in the paper. So I say to each their own, you get those crisp lines however you need to. 
I recorded my step by step process in my Insta stories and saved it to my highlights. If you are about to embark on your own wallpapering journey pop over to my profile for my best advice. 
I’m pleased with how it turned out. It’s a beautiful vintage floral and adds so much dimension to her room. I love how it calls attention to the 10′ ceilings, and I think once it’s combined with the pink beadboard it’s going to add a dramatic effect to our five year old’s room. 
An obligatory selfie. I felt liked I needed a picture with my most dreaded accomplishment 😄.
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