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Your browser does not support the video tag. We are delighted to show you one of our customers install the dark blue rainbow wall sticker. As you can see there are no tools or special skills involved. Just peal and stick the wall decal to the desired place and enjoy the transformation.

1. Prepare the wall wellFirst remove any old wallpaper. Check that there are no lumps, bumps or cracks in the wall. Carefully fill any problem areas and sand until the surface is really smooth – or get some professional help, as any blemish will be emphasized by the new wallpaper. 2. Assemble all the necessary toolsTake a few minutes to ensure that you are organized as this will make the job a far easier one. You will need:- Wallpaper paste- Cutter knife- Wallpaper brush to smooth the wallpaper and get rid of creases or air bubbles- Soft damp white cotton cloth to wipe away excess paste- Roller- Ruler, pencil and spirit level3. Mark the walls for the lengths of wallpaper.Using the ruler, pencil and spirit level, mark where each length of paper needs to be applied, this may seem unnecessarily time-consuming but it saves a great deal of grief in the long run when you find that you have not hung the wallpaper perfectly straight! 4. Hang the first length of wallpaperDeal with only one length of wallpaper at a time and work methodically from one side of the wall to the other- left to right is best. Cut the first length of wallpaper to the right length – plus a few extra centimeters. Prepare the adhesive according to the directions on the packet. Apply generously as any excess can be carefully wiped away with the damp cloth. Start at the top of the wall and using the guide lines, hang the wallpaper in place and gently smooth first with the roller and then with the brush to ensure that the wallpaper is perfectly smooth with no air bubbles. When you are really happy with what you have done, use the sharp knife and ruler to trim away the excess wallpaper at the bottom. 5. Hang the other lengths of wallpaper.Once you have the first length of paper in place and you are happy with it, you can apply the second. This is not a job to hurry and is best performed whilst listening to your favourite music!Hang the second length of wallpaper in exactly the same way. The key to success, is to match the pattern up perfectly, so you can’t spot the join! You may need to trim the paper at the top of the length to help match the pattern. Stick the paper into place and smooth with the brush. Only when you are totally happen should you cut the excess wallpaper at the bottom. Continue papering the rest of the wall and if you come to any tricky parts, always allow extra paper as it can always be carefully cut away afterwards. 6. Allow the wall to dry thoroughlyOnce you have completed the whole wall, leave the wallpaper to dry thoroughly for 24 hours before fixing shelves, or replacing furniture in front of the wall. Stand back and admire your work!

The great news is that you can transform your nursery in five easy steps to create a creative and magical space for you and your child to dream in...   Choose your wall   Sounds a fuss, but this first stage is important. Do not be tempted to apply the stickers to a freshly painted wall or to a textured wall as you will not get great results with either.   Ideally, you need a nice smooth wall so that the adhesive on the back of the sticker will adhere to the surface well.   Prepare your wall   Having chosen your wall, wipe the wall with a damp cloth to ensure that it is dust free, otherwise the stickers will not adhere to the wall well. Dry the wall thoroughly using a clean, dry cloth.     Decide on your design   Arrange the stickers in the layout that you like best on the floor (use an area similar to the size of the wall) to give you an idea what the finished design will look like.    Apply your design   Working from left to right in order and carefully measuring the exact position needed for each sticker, very lightly press the stickers into position on the wall.   Stand back and admire your work!   If you are happy with the results, firmly press the stickers onto the wall, using a dry cloth to smooth them perfectly onto the wall to ensure they are well stuck. When you have finished, carefully check each sticker in turn to ensure that the whole sticker is firmly adhered to the wall – if not, press firmly again using the dry cloth.   Reward yourself with story time with your child in their colourful new nursery.