Surprising Makeover Hack - Wallpaper on a Bookshelf?!

[@zonyasvintage7859]

That wallpaper is so dramatic and so gorgeous! I like your creativity. Very difficult process with the shelf but you did it! It helps to see what can be accomplished with a simple rickety shelf!

[@makeitliveable]

Aww thank you! It was definitely tricky, but it turned out really nice:))

[@Tshaker879]

This turned out amazing, very creative! :)

[@makeitliveable]

I’m glad you like it, thanks 😊

[@solovely.porsha]

WOW!

[@makeitliveable]

😍😍

[@elizabethj5294]

It's stunning. I've used similar putty before to restore MDF furniture which would've otherwise been thrown away, but love that you've put in a lot more work to make something much more beautiful than it would've been when it was new!! I have a 'linen cupboard' which keeps breaking but can't find a replacement of the same (crucial) dimensions and was wondering if I could wallpaper it - you've given me the impetus to do something with similar techniques : D

[@makeitliveable]

That sounds great:)) I hope you can make it nice again!!

[@purplewombat1923]

I love it! So pretty :-)

[@makeitliveable]

Thanks:)

[@jerilynn3355]

It would be very helpful for your audience if you showed and mentioned all materials used in any project? For example, what is the glue?

[@makeitliveable]

Thanks for the comment, normally I do, I must have missed it in this video. It’s no more nails glue.

[@abrahamcastro222]

What kind of glue did you use for the wall paper?

[@makeitliveable]

I used no more nails, not necessarily for this tip of DIY but it worked.

[@chantellerose8415]

Shame the wallpaper was upside-down

[@makeitliveable]

Hmm no it wasn’t 😊

[@carliem9494]

Ummm afraid it is. The pale pink, bell-like flowers are fushias and the stamens hang down, not up (never mind x it’s quite striking regardless)