How to make a paper bag floor - Domestic Imperfection...I have done this with journals but never thought it would work on the floor. I love this!

Installing a brown paper bag floor is an attractive, inexpensive flooring solution for damp, drafty spaces. Here's how!

This is all you need to make brown paper floors like this! and for less than $80 per room!! It all started when I realized that the home I've lived in and raised my family in for 26 years was looking impossibly shabby and who would ever want to buy this home when I need to sell it. I was never crafty or creative or imaginative and certainly had never done a single do-it-yourself project in my entire life and would never even think I could. And ohhh how I wanted to replace my 26 year old…

Project: Brown paper bag floors stained to look like stained concrete. Costs: Less than $100 to do a normal sized dining room floor. (Seriously!) Goal: To not have to rip up the floor after killing…

Back by request, I’m going to try to get some blogs off to you! We’ve been knee-deep in getting the farm all beautified, which has kept us rather preoccupied. The best part? Uncle Ma…

The BEST step by step tutorial on how to make a paper bag floor. Get a high end look for a low end price. This floor has been down for 3 years and still looks GREAT!

After researching options for a cost effective, environment friendly, and attractive flooring we decided to move forward with a DIY flooring using paper bags. Over the course of our 4,000 square foot commercial building remodel we have been collecting brown paper bags from grocery stores, friends, n

Here is the steps to our paperbag floor. 1. Modge Podge Crumpled Paper bags 2. Tape 3. Stain 4. Varnish, repeat, repeat, repeat, repeat, rep...

Ok, now I have seen everything, right? This must be the best upcycle ever. These amazingly crafty bloggers used paper bags, Elmers Glue, wood stain, and polyurethane and transformed their floors - even directly over concrete

*affiliate links enclosed ** I was CAUGHT @ MRL! By now you’ve already seen my kitchen floor. Especially if you follow my Instagram #paperflooring I’ve done the process before in our ONLY Bathroom, about 3 years ago. You can click that link to see how I did it the last time—OVER VINYL. The space, in my kitchen, is about 6 times the area—so we exhausted most of our materials. The technique is pretty much the same. I’m going to show what I did different this time and how it worked out for me…