Dollhouse Wallpaper

furnishings and accessories stand out. Select wallpaper or room colors that match the style of your house, as well as the furnishings you wish to use in that particular room. If you can't find the perfect dollhouse wallpaper or want to save time, you can paint the room first and return later to wallpaper.

Whether you are painting the walls or wallpapering them, it's easiest to do this before the walls are fully assembled. That way you'll be able to reach into the corners to spread glue or paint. It is far easier to paint each piece separate rather than the completed dollhouse. Your blueprints or dollhouse kit will provide measurements to help you determine exactly where the visible section of each wall will be. This is the part that you'll need to cover in paint or paper. However, if you're adding electricity, you'll need to wait to wallpaper or paint the walls until after the dollhouse is assembled and the wiring has been done.

For wallpaper, you can either purchase special dollhouse wallpaper and borders, or choose a specialty paper, like those used for scrapbooking. You can find dollhouse wallpaper to replicate styles used in the 1800s, or more modern designs. You will probably need 3 sheets for each room, unless it's a very small room, like a bathroom. Purchase one more sheet than you think you will need to leave some room for trial and error.

Dollhouse wallpaper is not typically glue-backed like the type you would purchase for your own home, although some papers are now being made with this backing. While you can use glue to attach the wallpaper, consider buying dollhouse wallpaper gel, which will not be as likely to wrinkle the paper once you spread on the glue.

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper

Dollhouse Wallpaper