I am loving that look! how clever and awesome! Very creative and such a rich finish!

That is really cool (and so inventive), deedee!

That's really neat! It looks good! I'm confused though... the grout lines aren't real, it's just the paper?

Very nice! The stain goes so much better with your wall color than the plain white would have. Great job!

Thanks mary_ruth and ghostlyvision (great name ghostly - I love a good ghost story!).

Thank you shee. The grout lines are the wall with a little bit of the stain on top. I have a feeling it's going to be a real pain when I tire of this - the stain was an oil based and its going to take sanding and/or priming to prep for the next paint job.
Are you resting? Where's that baby?:)

Thank you kaijutokusatsu!

I've never seen anything like it -so creative! Is this just regular runofthemill copy paper? This is crazy fantastic!

Thanks sameboat! A touch of crazy never hurts, right?

Yes, just regular paper. Once the paste was applied I couldn't play with the placement much or it would tear. As I wanted it to look weathered, where it did tear doesn't bother me.

How creative! It's a very cool idea and it seems there would be endless possibilities for what to put on the papers. Great job!

What fun! It's really cool and you are soooo smart to think of this.

That is clever and pretty.

You are very clever and extremely patient! Good for you. I like it.

Thanks Cindloo123, rafor, hhireno and dedtired!

I can't take too much credit for the idea. I'm not even sure where I heard of the program to make posters. It might have been here on THS.

Here is the link if anyone wants to play with it. It's free and some of the posters people created shown in the gallery are beautiful. Why they show a guy with a hammer as an example on their home page is a little odd though!

Here is a link that might be useful: Blockposters

Way way cool!!! :)

Just so creative -- and looks like old weathered tile! :)

Fantastic! :)

Very creative! A tile wall with no tiling, and at a much more affordable price! Nicely done.

Thanks teacats and les917!

If I ever do it again it will be even more affordable. I think I went through two or three black cartridges and a ream of paper for this one.

I was having problems with the color and parts were more pixilated than others at times and had to reprint. I was using a cheap $50 printer so that may have been the issue. Definitely one of those seat of your pants projects!

Ohhhhhh... I get it now. If I would've just read what you first wrote a little closer I would've understood, lol.

It really does look great. Very creative and different!

I've been taking it easy, thanks. No baby yet but I'm thinking sometime in the next few days! :)