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@ Thursday, 03. Jul, 2008 – 00:12:47
I was at a bit of a loss for things to do earlier; even Wimbledon was called off due to the rain, so I had a brainwave that would keep me occupied for a good portion of the day - Wall-papering the inside of the airing cupboard. They used to do this in times gone by but not so much these days... Never realised how difficlut it was to hang wallpaper, especially in a hot, confined space cluttered with pipes and stuff!
SeasideMan
Pro 
stewartacraig
Pro To be honest, this was a bit of an experiment really as I'd never wall-papered before, so I thought I'd have a go where it didn't really matter if it was a disaster - Now that it's done, I really like it though! 
SeasideMan
Pro Ah, a perfect explanation and one that I hadn't even considered.
Excellent thinking :-)
Tom.
kendersrule
Pro LMAO!
if you ever air anything in there it will peel!
kendersrule
Pro Exquisite workmanship tho 
stewartacraig
Pro Thanks!
stewartacraig
Pro Well, I'll have to avoid airing anything in there! 
kendersrule
Pro *has pic in head of all that hard work, the trials, the tribulations, the swearing... then it peeling off the first time you use the airing cupborad...*
MonkeyPie
Good job! wallpapering is quite tricky.. especially with pipes etc to avoid.
stewartacraig
Pro Thanks! I never realised how difficult it was, especially as the paper refuses to cut when wet... Tsk
thehomelyyear
Pro It looks really well - I never seem to have time to do something like that
sameold
Far to much spare time on your hands stu...nice job though x
dombustos
looks wonderful!!
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What on earth is the point of that? Why would you wallpaper the inside of a cupboard whose door is only open for a maximum of about 20 seconds a day? Who will see it and think "Ooh, that's nice wallpaper".
Or am I missing something?
Tom.