Supplies:

• Fabric of your choice
• Liquid starch
• Tacks or tape (painters or duct)
• Drop cloth
• Paint roller
• Paint tray
• Utility knife
• Step ladder
• Scissors
• Measuring tape

Preparation

1. After measuring your wall, purchase enough fabric to completely cover the entire surface area, plus an extra yard.
2. Wipe down the wall with a damp cloth to remove any dust or dirt. Ensure the wall surface is completely dry before hanging the fabric.
3. Pre-wash your fabric. Then, cut off the selvage edge to prevent fraying.

Hanging the Fabric

1. Cut the fabric into panels that match the height of your wall. Add a generous two inches to all sides of each panel for seam room. Begin by hanging one fabric panel at a time. Start in a corner and carefully position the fabric on the wall. Have a helper stand back and look to ensure the pattern lines up and the edges match. At the edges of the wall, overlap the fabric by one to two inches for a clean finish.
2. Overlap the adjoining panel edges by about ½ inch to create a seamless look.
3. Use tacks or painters tape to temporarily hold the fabric in place.

Applying the Starch

1. Have your partner lift the fabric all the way up while you reach under and coat the wall with liquid starch. Smooth the fabric down over the wall until it starts to adhere to the starch. Start from the top and work your way down, smoothing out any wrinkles as you go.
2. Next, roll liquid starch over the top of the fabric. Make sure to completely saturate the surface, ensuring the starch soaks through to the wall.
3. Once dry, use a utility knife to carefully cut away any excess fabric from the wall.

Removal

When you’re ready to remove the fabric wallpaper, simply soak a sponge in warm water and apply it to the fabric. The fabric should easily peel off the wall without damaging the existing paint or finish.

1. Put a dab of superglue on the flat back of the puck light and attach it to the non threaded end of the adapter.
2. Once dried, attach the bottom part of the puck light and screw the adapter into the sconce’s socket.
3. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to properly mount the sconce on your wall.

1. Choose a simple geometric shape (stripes, triangles, squares) and pick your washi tape colors.
2. Stick the washi tape directly on the wall, building your design. Overlap slightly for clean lines.
3. Trim any excess tape and enjoy your unique geometric creation.