For those who love change: temporary wallpaper tutorial

This is probably one of the easiest projects I have taken on!

I found these two wallpapers and fell in love! The only problem? I'm a broke-soon-to-be-college-kid!

So, I changed it into a DIY

Supplies:

• Tissue Paper of your color choice
• Spray Starch 
• Paper cutter or Scissors
• An old rag

First, decide on a pattern and Tissue Paper color 

I chose gold, from Party City, where they had a huge selection of colors

Then, I simply cut out my shapes from the tissue paper!

Spray with starch, stick on wall. Spray with starch and wipe to flatten. Simple.

   

(And, honestly, I didn't do the whole wall because I ran out of time :D )

To remove, peel off paper and wash wall to remove starch.

I apologize for the crappy ipod photos :)

Expenses:

Tissue paper: $1.99

Other supplies: had on hand!

Total Cost: $1.99

My Bathroom Design Dreams

Hey!! As I'm working on the finishing touches of the PLAN for my bathroom, I put together this little collage.

The vanity is actually mine (along with the sink), as is the flooring. I really don't like the flooring, but I have no choice. The vanity used to be a dining room table, but give me a saw and well.... 

I wanted to put 3x6 subway tiles on the wall going up 3.5 feet, but I don't want to spend the money. So, either I'll scratch the idea, paint them on like in the following picture, or do wainscoting. 

Source: This Old House

Bathroom LOVES:

Here are some particularly lovely bathrooms of which I got lots of the inspiration.

Source: Better Homes and Gardens

Source: unknown

Source: www.housetohome.co.uk/

Source: Better Homes and Gardens

Sources: Absolutely Beautiful Things

Source: Better Homes and Gardens

Source: Better Homes and Gardens

Source: Better Homes and Gardens

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Thoughts? Opinions? Thanks!!