[header] How to tissue paper a wall [title] Clear the room and walls. [step] Pull furniture away from the wall that you're going to tissue paper. Remove the furniture from the room temporarily, or push it to the other side of the room.
[header] How to tissue paper a wall [title] Clear the room and walls. [step] Pull furniture away from the wall that you're going to tissue paper. Remove the furniture from the room temporarily, or push it to the other side of the room.
There may be something on your wall that you need to get rid of in order to continue. [substeps] This can be a straightforward task like hanging flowers in the kitchen or you can use a cat-friendly wall-covering screen as a way to keep pets and children away from the wall. You can also use a heavy object, such as a potted plant, to push the extra material behind the wall. If using a blow dryer, set the result somewhere cool and dry. [title] Drop a piece of paper into a small, clean plastic bag. [step] You want to make sure you've picked out the best place to put the paper so the paper flies out. Take down paintings, pictures, decorations, and light covers from the wall. [substeps] When you remove light and electrical covers from the wall, tape the screws to the back of the plate so you don't lose them.