Supplies:
* unpasted wallpaper
* new, sharp razor blade
* level
* wallpaper paste
* foam roller
* large surface to spread out on with a covering
* measuring tape/stick
* wallpaper smoothing tool (see below)
* a clean wall with nails removed, and a (mostly) smooth surface


I used our dining room table covered with an old sheet: First measure how much you’ll need from top to bottom, adding 3 to 4 extra inches for error and trimming. Make a straight line with a level and cut.

 Here is the long, drawn out story on the upstairs bathroom:
 

 
I wanted a fun, graphic design on the wall and I have wanted to stencil for a long time. Stenciling is by far the most economical bang for your buck on an accent wall.
I bought the stencil, I bought the paint, watched some how-to videos and was excited to begin.

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I’ll keep updating throughout the day -- these deals are limited and can change or run out at any time -- good luck :)

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I got the Revlon Tourmaline Hair Dryer for $12.99 after code

 Hello -- come on in to our upstairs bathroom! This is the one my younger boys and guests use. I actually have a long, drawn out, melodramatic story to go with the decisions for this space, but that is for another post! Today is just to show it and make it look it easy :)

* check out these gorgeous rooms at Liz Carroll interiors:


* If you start to feel like a loser Mom