
(after)
Yesterday I decided that I could not and would not live with the scary and mouse poop infested pantry in our new home any longer. So I put on some gloves and got to work. Here are some photos of my progress.

(before)

I started by peeling away layers of paint and old wallpaper. I really just focused on the parts that were already peeling or chipped.

Next I peeled off the three layers of ancient contact paper that lined the shelves. Here is what was beneath all of the sticky stuff. ECK.

First coat of paint. I did two coats total.

I got two sheets of this colorful citrus wrapping paper made by
Iota when we first got to Columbus, not really knowing where it would be used. I think this is the perfect place for it.
Guided by the natural line of the pattern in the paper, I cut out strips to use for each shelf.
After the second coat of paint dried, I applied the cut out paper using spray adhesive. It worked beautifully!

Here is my happy and welcoming new pantry! Free of mouse poop!
Wow Chelsea! That is inspirational, and very artistic...very you! :) I love it!
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