Recent content by ShirleyP

WabbitPoo - yes, hadn't even thought of that and it would be the best solution. Unfortunately (1) with the walls being a bit wonky I'd worry I didn't get lining edges perfect and they might show through, and (2) don't have enough paper and no time to buy more (panic setting in as visitors arrive...

Thanks Robbie uk, next time near Toolstation will stock up. Sent OH off yesterday 90 min round trip to nearest hardware shop to buy caulking (plus tenon saw to cut picture rail mitres). The joys of living in remote West Coast Scotland villages. Seriously guys, really appreciate you taking the...

Snappy blade, tick. Wallpaper edging tool, tick. Afraid that just leaves operator error (sad face which doesn't appear on IPad). But thanks so much for advice, gives me confidence if I just keep practising maybe I'll get there!

Thank you again, that's so clear. Love wallpapering, hate the prep, so far taken 10 days to hack out rubbish corners and refill to right angles (1870s house) - should have shares in Polyfilla! Cut tight to corner - that's the bit I'll hate. See people on YouTube doing cuts ceiling/skirting with...

Sorry, think I misunderstood "cutting into corner" to mean cutting at the corner not taking it round by a cm as I always do. Anyways, caulk bought, only picture rail to go up, huge 1980s fitted wardrobes to be painted, then on to the papering. Thanks again for advice.

Thanks v much for advice. Have never cut into corners before so hadn't even thought of that. Off to buy caulking tmrw!

Have been wallpapering for many years now, in fact since age 7 when my dad had me pasting the paper for him! But never done feature wall before. What do people think is the best order to do it? Feature wall first or last? Am using Wall Doctor lining on 3 walls then emulsion them. If I do those...