Easy Cabinet Makeover Using Peel & Stick Wallpaper

At the beginning of the month I shared my new bread makers cabinet that Mr. Front Porch bought me for Christmas. 

I was super excited to deck it out for the holidays but as I was starting to fill it up I decided that it needed something "more". 

In comes this Peel & Stick wallpaper that I ordered off of Amazon. I used a different pattern on our fireplace surround not too long ago and loved how it came out so I figured I would give it a go for the back of the cabinet. 

I was not sure how realistic the faux tin would look but surprisingly enough it looked amazing!

To make the job easier I created a template for each individual shelf using printer paper. All I did was tape pieces together to create the template. No cutting needed. I was able to save them for if I ever decide to switch up the backs again down the road. When doing this be sure to label each template. 

Next I figured out exactly where I wanted the template to fall on the faux tin pattern. 

Then I traced the pattern lightly using a pencil. The pencil wiped right off. Then I just cut the pattern out.

I did not need any extra tools to apply it. I just smoothed it out with my hands. You can use a credit card or something to help smooth the air bubbles out if you have any.

Here is the bottom shelf completed.

The Peel & Stick faux tin really adds so much more character to the cabinet and I could not be more pleased with how it turned out. For this cabinet I had to order two rolls but only used a small amount of the second roll. I have plans for the rest of the roll in the new year!