Here's the contact paper I'm talking about.
That one print in the Dollar Store's inventory of faux wood and fruit and boring looking contact paper. It's been a regular item there for years, even tho the rolls are not quite as big as they used to be. The black and white toile print looks a bit vintage, a bit shabby chic. It's a nice clean graphic and goes with just about any style.
That one print in the Dollar Store's inventory of faux wood and fruit and boring looking contact paper. It's been a regular item there for years, even tho the rolls are not quite as big as they used to be. The black and white toile print looks a bit vintage, a bit shabby chic. It's a nice clean graphic and goes with just about any style.
See? You DO recognize it!
I've discovered it goes so well with my book paper and black and white printed craft room boxes, and I've gone a bit crazy using it.
So many labels are printed on the plastic containers now that covering them up is the best option. ALSO, if you cover them up you do not have to deal with the mess of removing the labels and the sticky residue.
No container goes uncovered in my craft room. Especially if they have red or black lids.
I try to have a couple of rolls handy all the time, especially since I rearrange my supplies as I use them up. Here's an important tip that will save you no end of frustration...
LABEL EVERY CONTAINER!
Chalkboard labels are cheap and hey, I just found chalkboard contact paper at our local Dollar Store.
That's what I call a win win!
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