Go to a store nearby and ask if they have scraps or single rolls that a customer has brought back in that pattern but that is doubtful as wallpaper is sold in double rolls. It's actually more economical to the consumer and the industry that way secondary to a lot of factors, but that is the bottom line for all of us. There was a time when it was sold in triple rolls.

If a friend has some left over from a job, that might be a good source but a double roll on the clearance counter at a wallpaper store would be your best bet as it is usually just marked at the UPS or post office for shipping since they cannot retrieve their money and just want their shipping costs back.

I would try to find some interesting wrapping paper in a sturdy weight.

Paper Source has beautiful designs, though probably not toile. I have used it for a variety of projects and it is wonderful to work with.

Other good sources for high quality paper include The Container Store and Papyrus. The former has some lovely, more traditional designs in its wedding category.

Here is a link that might be useful: Papersource

Another suggestion: purchase some toile fabric, use spray adhesive to mount it onto something sturdy such as poster board or lightweight cardboard and attach to the back of the glass cabinet. You may also be able to use a sash rod. You can than purchase only what you need.

Would this work for you? Better hurry, just 9.99 right now, with 3 hours to go! If not there are some more traditional toiles available on Ebay at around the same price point.

Here is a link that might be useful: Blue Yellow wallpaper on Ebay

Well,

I forgot that I just bought the Lill curtain at Ikea to put over the glass on the front door and I have a ton of it left over (it came with two panels). I'm thinking about trying to tea stain it and just tacking it up in the door. It is just a temporary fix while we have the house on the market. I'm going to get some nice silk fabric to hang inside the door after we move.

I'm not sure if the tea staining will work on these since they're polyester but it won't matter if I ruin it because I wasn't going to use them anyway.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ikea curtains