Upcyling With Sticky Back Plastic.

For a while, I was searching for a wardrobe and somewhere to store my fabric for my guest bedroom, so a couple of months ago. I found a small wardrobe at a local community shop it cost £25. It fit the bill perfectly and was already painted black. 

I love the small inlay detail it looked lovely. 

I felt it was boring and need some excitement, so I purchased some sticky back plastic from Lidl for £2.50. I bought this because it was cheap but I loved the black and white floral print with butterflies. 

 I decided to use it to decorate the doors. I rolled the full roll slowly applied to the door, I removed the backing and wiped with a cloth to prevent the sticky back plastic from puckering. 

For the drawers I measured and cut the plastic to size, I neatened the edges with a Stanley knife.  On the large door, there was a small gap, and I used decorative tape around the edges. I'm not sure whether to use the decorative tape on the drawers and the other cupboard. 

For the large door, I used a floral handle.  

I used small metal knobs from Ikea. I purchased last year, I think Ikea has ceased producing them. I really like the effect it looks amazing and it suits the decor in my guest bedroom.