Solution: I bought a roll of non-permanent contact paper from Dollar Tree (available HERE).
I trimmed it to the right size, then stuck it up, right over the green backsplash. Then I used an old spatula to smooth out any bubbles and trimmed the sides with a razor blade.
Check out the major impact this $1, fifteen minute change made:
Yay! A little less hunter green in my kitchen makes me a very happy woman! And when it comes time to move, it will peel right off. Three cheers for contact paper!
Comments & Reviews
Kristin Redfield says
Love the idea. Just wondering if it will easily peel off after time. It seems like the heat from the stove may make the backing quite gummy and a mess to clean up. Here's to hoping I am wrong! 🙂
Jennifer {The Craft Patch} says
I guess we will find out when it comes time to move. Even if it gets gummy, I bet I could heat it gently with a hair dryer and get it off. Or use Goof Off. Fingers crossed!
Thanks for the comment, Kristin!