The case for open sourcing

I first shared this recipe quite a few years ago and it’s become a go-to culinary trick for so many other gardening households as well.

While the paper rested, we applied adhesive to the wall using a roller and a paintbrush, being careful not to paste any other finishes.Then, we unfolded the paper and applied it to the wall, smoothing it evenly with a wallpaper scraper to prevent any risk of peeling or bubbles before trimming away the excess above the baseboard molding with a sharp utility knife blade.. Once we followed the instructions, the whole process of papering this feature wall took us a little under an hour.

The case for open sourcing

The moral of the story?Read the instructions and follow them exactly.In life and in wallpapering.

The case for open sourcing

More DIY home projects:.How to Successfully Paint a Lampshade.

The case for open sourcing

The Final Wallpapered Wall.

Here’s how the finished wall turned out!, but these just might change my mind.

They come in the most liveable shades of white, olive green, and navy blue, and they’re trimmed in real brass, which is basically the appliance detail that I never knew I needed until now.I especially love.

the espresso machine.If you’re in the middle of a big, fancy kitchen renovation and decide you absolutely need these, please send me a picture!

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