Learn six different ways to glue fabric to the wall

Learn six different ways to glue fabric to the wall
Robert Rivera

Learning how to stick fabric on the wall can renew a room. Besides, this technique can make your room much more alive than just using a common wallpaper. This way, with the steps we have selected, you will be able to give free rein to your creativity. So, see how to give a new face to a dull wall!

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How to glue fabric on the wall with white glue

  1. First, you must prepare the white glue.
  2. In addition, you can add water to make it easier to brush on.
  3. Then apply the glue to the wall using a brush or a roller.
  4. Then glue the fabric starting from the top. Remember to leave a bar of about 5 cm of fabric.
  5. Also, if the fabric is heavy, pound small nails into the top of the wall.
  6. In this way, apply the glue in small portions and fix the fabric using your hands.
  7. Repeat the process until the end of the wall.
  8. Finally, the scraps of fabric can be cut off with a stylus or scissors.
  9. If there are sockets or switches, remove the mirror and cut an X and remove the scraps. Then screw the mirror back on.

This kind of technique is easy and economical, and your decoration will be simple to do and will have an amazing result. So, for an example of how to do this kind of decoration, watch Paloma Cipriano's video, in which she shows how to decorate a wall with fabric using only white glue.

How to stick fabric on a plastered wall

  1. Measure the wall to see how much fabric is needed, and it is a good idea to buy a little extra fabric to cover any losses.
  2. Plan how the fabric will look on the wall. This step is especially important so that the design patterns are aligned.
  3. Nail the double-sided tape to the sides of the wall.
  4. Also, at the top, place the pieces of tape at a shorter distance apart, because this part holds the most weight.
  5. Start by gluing the fabric from top to bottom.
  6. Press well against the tapes for a better result.
  7. Then cut off the excess fabric.
  8. Finally, glue the bottom part of the fabric. Also, remember that taut fabric gives a much better result.

For this type of decoration, it is necessary to take into account the weight of the fabric, so if the fabric is thicker, carefully read the manufacturer's recommendations for the mass supported by the tape. Also, give preference to spongy or banana-type tapes. So, to better visualize how it is possible to put a fabric on a plastered wall, watch the video by Ingredy Barbi

How to glue fabric on a tiled wall

  1. Prepare the white glue with a little water.
  2. With the help of a roller or a brush, apply the glue from top to bottom.
  3. Also, use a toothbrush or a brush to cover the corners of the wall.
  4. Wait for the glue to start drying and become sticky in texture.
  5. When gluing the fabric, leave approximately 3 cm of cloth left over.
  6. Next, with the help of another person, run the glue under the fabric.
  7. Thus, run your hand to stick the cloth over the wall.
  8. Also, to join two pieces of fabric together, leave a piece to overlap.
  9. In this way, apply glue to the fabric that will be underneath and join the two pieces together.
  10. Cut out the socket and switch areas with the aid of a stylus.
  11. After gluing all the fabric, prepare a more diluted glue in water.
  12. Pass the new mixture over the finished decoration.
  13. Finally, after it is dry, remove the burrs and put the mirrors back on.

In addition, in some cases, the fabric will give the impression of being a wallpaper. Another important information is that there are fabrics that are suitable to be placed on the wall.where to find them.

How to glue jacquard fabric to the wall

  1. Cover a top portion of the wall with a layer of spray glue.
  2. In this way, place the fabric on top of the glue, remembering to keep it taut.
  3. Ask someone else to hold the fabric that has not yet been glued, so as not to weigh down the glue that has not dried.
  4. Next, spray glue on the sides of the wall and glue the fabric.
  5. Finally, always stretch the fabric to avoid blisters.
  6. In addition, cut off the portions of fabric that are over sockets and switches.

The jacquard fabric has complex patterns, so its remarkable characteristics are the endless possibilities of drawings using the same interlaced threads. Also, watch the video of Ateliê Nathália Armelin channel to follow step by step and tips on how to decorate the wall using jacquard.

How to paste fabric on a wall with texture

  1. Use a paint tray to make it easier to pass glue onto the foam roller.
  2. For a better result, paint the wall with white paint.
  3. Next, apply the glue diluted in water to small pieces of the wall.
  4. Glue the fabric from top to bottom.
  5. Also, use a plastic spatula to stretch the fabric.
  6. Before the glue dries, with the help of another person, hold the rest of the cloth.
  7. In this way, after the glue has dried, you can run a mixture of glue and water over the fabric that is already on the wall.
  8. Finally, cut off any burrs and finish the wall.

In some cases, it may be necessary to sand the wall. This happens because of the pattern used in the texture. In addition, going over the fabric with glue gives a shiny finish to the decoration. However, if your wall has mold, watch the video from the Dipirar Family channel to learn step by step how to solve this problem.

How to glue fabric on a wooden wall

  1. Use a wall stapler.
  2. Measure the size of the wall before you put it up.
  3. Fold the ends of the fabric and staple them together.
  4. Also, place the clamps close together.
  5. Start at the top of the wall.
  6. Stretch the fabric well for a better finish.
  7. For switches and sockets, make small cuts in the fabric.
  8. Finally, if necessary, reinforce the clamps on the wall with a hammer

With this decoration, the wooden wall will look like wallpaper. Also, the main tip for this method is to use curtain or sheet fabric. That is, avoid fabric in strips, as they are used in masonry walls. So, to see the step-by-step and more tips, watch the video from the Débora Marchiori channel.

The fabric on the wall is capable of modernizing any environment. In addition, its application is much simpler and more economical than wallpaper. However, if you have opted for the more expensive option and now want to return the wall to its original state, here is how to remove wallpaper.

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Robert Rivera
Robert Rivera
Robert Rivera is a seasoned interior designer and home decor expert with over a decade of experience in the industry. Born and raised in California, he has always had a passion for design and art, which eventually led him to pursue a degree in interior design from a prestigious design school. With a keen eye for color, texture, and proportion, Robert effortlessly blends different styles and aesthetics to create unique and beautiful living spaces. He is highly knowledgeable in the latest design trends and techniques, and is constantly experimenting with new ideas and concepts to bring life to his clients' homes. As the author of a popular blog on home decor and design, Robert shares his expertise and insights with a large audience of design enthusiasts. His writing is engaging, informative, and easy to follow, making his blog an invaluable resource for anyone looking to spruce up their living space. Whether you're seeking advice on color schemes, furniture arrangement, or DIY home projects, Robert has the tips and tricks you need to create a stylish, welcoming home.