How To Wallpaper A Corner | A Paste the Wall Wallpaper Tutorial

[@kristin4241]

What a cool wallpaper, I love the look. I dont know why I always think wallpapering is so difficult...you make it seem very easy....am thinking now which place in my house could use some extra wallpaper :)

[@LindiandRuss]

The older wallpapers were so much harder to use! These days paste the wall wallpaper is so much easier! Good luck! 🤞🏻

[@seekingtruth7257]

Thanks for your wealth of knowledge! It was one of the first videos I watched in order to prep for doing my kid's rooms:)

[@samanthalapointe-cyr2415]

Excellent tutorial ❤thank you so much

[@LindiandRuss]

You’re welcome 😊

[@nicoburbs]

Hi! Is this wallpaper renter friendly aka easy to remove? Really interested in doing a wallpaper accent wall but hesitant if removal will be super difficult

[@skbwolverine]

Love it! Thanks for the tips!

[@LindiandRuss]

skbwolverine of course! You’re welcome! 🖤

[@MousyLeigh]

I love the way wallpaper looks but I did my daughters room once and it was such a pain in the butt...haha I don’t know if I could ever do it again. If someone did it for me I’d probably have it in every other room though. Yours looks amazing!!!! I just LOvE your style

[@LindiandRuss]

Mousy Leigh hahah I get that! Did you use this paste the wall type? It’s soooo much easier! Also the type of wallpaper makes a huge difference too! We did one wall in our old home and my husband swore he’d never help me again cause it was such a huge pain. This paper was a nice thick one and easy to work with!

[@MousyLeigh]

Love Create Celebrate I don’t remember the kind. It was suppose to be the easy kind that you can peel off when you get tired of it

[@LindiandRuss]

Mousy Leigh darn! Sorry it was difficult!

[@hudsongary1]

there were no external corners to wrap around.. they were all internal corners.

[@unitwoodworking5403]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@LindiandRuss]

Thank you!

[@unitwoodworking5403]

@@LindiandRuss You're welcome. Take care.

[@1701_FyldeFlyer]

Just about the worst way Ive ever seen a corner wallpapered. And the guy removed the knife from the top of the paper when making the cut!

[@LindiandRuss]

Thanks for your thoughts! I agree, we should not have lifted the knife! Lol. But we were working with a drop ceiling and cutting high so we knew the top edge would be nicely hidden. We’ve done several rooms and corners with this method and it works amazing well! I’m guessing you’ve never tried it? Definitely not the traditional way that you’re probably used to, but the traditional way has corners and patterns that don’t line up and I’ve always thought there had to be a better way! Thankfully this method works great, lasts, and results in beautifully lined up corners!

[@MAR108]

I wouldn’t say it’s the worst corner ever, that’s just an exaggerated comment. Good job it looks good, just don’t push too much paste out from the seems it causes a fail maybe not in week or two but after a few years it tends to fail. The best technique for hiding an of line match is to double cut the paper, you use the pattern it self to hide the match, would have worked well with that paper since it has allot of white areas. Sure it takes some practice but it’ll bring your profesional level up a few points.