How to cut wallpaper

Carefully measure the length required (normally the height of the wall) and cut from the roll, allowing an extra 50mm (2") or so at top and bottom for final trimming. To start with, only cut one length at a time.
Ensure the pattern is the right way up and never assume that the outside end of the roll is the top - it is not always so! Mark the back of the paper with a 'T' at the top, this avoids confusion later on.
Consider where you will start hanging. For boldly patterned wallpapers choose a focal point such as a chimney breast or the dominant wall and plan to hang from the centre. If you have a plainer design start in a corner, usually behind the door.
With a bold design, always cut the first length so that when it is hung and finally trimmed top and bottom there will be a complete motif at the top of the wall.
Before cutting the next lengths ensure that the pattern matches up with previous ones. Remember that you will be using more wallcoverings if the design is large or has a big repeat.

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How to cut and paste wallpaper on a round edge

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my guess is use a pair of scissors and hold it in the palm of your hand!

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