The short answer really is "No". I fell in love with that same pattern two years ago and obsessed about how to make it work in our loo. And how to justify its cost. And if I couldn't find a near substitute. The pattern is copyrighted and as nearly as I can tell is only made by Sandersons and a company in Canada. Both of which seemed costly. After spending way too much time looking for a "similar" paper and up against the get the-loo-done deadline, I finally bit the bullet and ordered the paper from a Sandersons book at a local wallpaper store. I do think the Canadian source would have been a little cheaper. You can find it by googling William Morris wallpaper. How do you plan to use it? I put it above a plate rail with one of the greens below. I'm still not thrilled with my green color choice. But I still do love the pattern.

go to diy.com I saw a show on there this week where they painted on or over wallpaper and tiles. it was pretty awesome. It had to have been wed. or thurs.

Cover some cheap paper mache boxes and make hat boxes out of them Cover books, mats for picture framing, cut pieces out and decoupage on boxes, frame one of the more interesting pieces for an unsual art piece.... I once saw on a decorating show where they took some antique wallpaper and used it on just one wall of a room, then framed it to look like a huge picture Doll house interiors Lining dresser drawers or shelves in a display case Use in a scrapbook as decorative paper for photos, etc. Laminate and use as placemats Framing material for small oldfashioned family pictures Cover an old trunk with paper Cut out the part that you like, a focal of the design, a complementary shape, or out of a tight pattern you can do cut-outs of shapes (cars, houses, geese, flower shapes ...) and paste them up in nice focal places.

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