Yesterday I showed you how to print on drop cloth fabric. Today I’m going to show you how I printed on bead board wallpaper.
The sticky label paper I used on the drop cloth is very sticky. I think it would be too sticky for the backing of the wallpaper.
This sticky label paper is “removable”. I applied it to the back of the bead board wallpaper. I then cut the paper to size. The wallpaper was a trade off. I traded this table for the wallpaper a couple of months ago.
I used a really pretty floral graphic from The Graphics Fairy.
I was asked about my printer, it is a photo smart from HP. I’m assuming that it is an inkjet printer.
This is another image I got at the Graphics Fairy.
The ink did take quite a while to completely dry on the wallpaper.
Did you notice how well the ridges of the wallpaper line up with the ridges on the wall? I simply attached the wallpaper to the wall with some double sticky tape.
I would say the possibilities may be endless as to what I can print on this wallpaper.
This is the image I showed you yesterday. I made it into a small pillow.
I love how it turned out!gail
Barbara Jean
super fun!!
thanks
blessings
barbara jean
Erin
wow,now that's a creative idea! Love it! Thanks for expanding our minds!!!
Cassie @ Primitive & Proper
love the silhouette! so neat- and who new you could print on anything these days! maybe i can give myself a new tattoo via printer...
Cassie @ Primitive & Proper
love the silhouette! so neat- and who new you could print on anything these days! maybe i can give myself a new tattoo via printer...
Tammy@ Not Just Paper and Glue
That is absolutely gorgeous! Thanks so much for this amazing tutorial!
Diane
Love how that printed out on the wallpaper. Now if I can just get up the nerve to run that fabric through my printer. Love that little pillow you made and YES... I love anything French. My new obsession Ü
★All Thingz Related★
That is just too cool!
{Rebekah}
Maryann @ Domestically-Speaking
Gail you are making me want to get to know my printer better... stunning!
My Cottage Charm
Gail, Gail, Gail....I LOVE IT! I am amazed that wallpaper went through your printer so easily. I have some beadboard wallpaper, but it's the thick foam-like stuff...doubt it would go through. Yours is just thin regular wallpaper right? I missed how you printed on the drop cloth, I'll have to go check that out too! 🙂
Have a blessed day lady!
TTYL
Missy
PS aren't you enjoying the heck out of the lower humidity around here?!! 🙂 woo hoo!
Angie @ The Country Chic Cottage
Gorgeous! And so creative!! 🙂
Amanda@The Hand Me Down House
Oh, just LOVE this, Gail! What a wonderful idea! It turned out amazing!!
Always Nesting
Gail, that's amazing!! I love every stinkin inch of this project and love your wall. I've got to give this a try.
judi
wow gail ...you are just the creative junkster...loving the canvas print and now the wallpaper. how cool!
judi 😉
Proper Prim
Gorgeous... the possibilites are endless with that procedure... Oh my mind is going fifty miles an hour now... I have some burlap I would love to do this on. Now I have to go buy a printer... I only have a laser printer wonder if that would work too... thanks for posting.
Granny J you can buy the paper at Home Depot.
Hugs, Deb
Anita @ GoingALittleCoastal
This looks great! I love both the wallpaper and the fabric. I really want to try the fabric. Your pillow is just beautiful. I wonder if there is a way to set the ink so it can be washed.
Coleen's Corner
Wow. I never think to put anything through my printer but regular old paper. What amazing ideas you have - the possibilities are endless! Thanks for sharing these awesome ideas. Your pictures and pillow are simply fabulous!
Granny J
I love the beadboard wallpaper. That's what I need for the back of my hutch. Wonder if I can buy it locally or have to order it online. Your pillow is beautiful. That silhouete looks perfect above the doll.
Jan @ bobbypins boardwalk
I love the idea of printing on the beadboard wallpaper. The flowers look particularly beautiful. (funny that you traded a table for it) haha. Again, the full-size stickers. It sure seems to give these pieces enough body to get pulled through. Love the tips, Gail!