3 Adhesive Paper Projects: Shelves, Tray & Box Makeovers

Happy Friday Friends! Yesterday I was busy organizing the new craft space. All those small details take so much time! I'm sharing three easy quick projects I worked on with the two rolls of adhesive contact shelf paper I found at TJ Maxx for $5.99.

I lined the back of all my shelves with the paper first. All you do is measure your space and cut the paper to size.  My biggest tip for applying this is to leave the backing on and slowly take it off and smooth the bubbles down with a wall paper tool like this. 

 After I did my shelves I had some left over scraps.

 This is where it pays off to have a pile of thrift store items that need makeovers :) I love trays. 

 All I did was prime and paint the sides, and used the adhesive paper for the middle.

 Next up.... with the smaller scraps I covered two random small boxes I found in the garage.

Of course they need a chalkboard label. I just cut a few from scraps of chalkboard adhesive from Hobby Lobby.

 These turned out so great, right? I think you could also use duct tape on boxes for the same effect..

Have a beautiful weekend everyone!

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