YOYOUG Mandala Flower Wall Stickers Mandala Flower Indian Bedroom Living Room Wall Stickers Decal Art Mural Home (Black)

I got this item today and I am deeply disappointed. It doesn’t stick to the transparent paper it’s supposed to stick to be transferred to the wall, it only got stick to itself and it ended up in the bin.A complete waste of money.

Beautifull product but its just so difficult to put on transfer paper...

Horrible, had to throw it to the bin.

This worked perfectly - see the photos! The instructions are clear, but great care must be taken. The instructions say to chop the pattern up into pieces, but we did it all in one piece as it seemed like it would mess up the pattern if we chopped it up. The first thing is to stick clear plastic to the front of the wall sticker sheet (i.e. directly onto the pattern), it takes two people to do this: one to gently lower the clear plastic onto the pattern (start at one edge) and the other to smooth it down (we used a window cleaning squeegee). Next flip the sheet over and very, very slowly peel the backing off so that you end up with just the pattern stuck to the clear plastic. I cannot emphasise too strongly how slowly you have to do this, checking at every moment to ensure that none of the pattern remains stuck on the backing (if a piece does remain stuck, then just back up a bit and press it back down onto the clear plastic). When you are peeling off the backing (and later when you peel off the clear plastic) be sure to fold the piece you are discarding a long way back on itself (if you see what I mean) as this seems to stop it pulling up the pattern. Next, carry the clear plastic to the wall and one of you hold the top edge to the wall, while the other person holds the bottom edge away from the wall. Once again squeegee this fairly slowly, from the top down, onto the wall (person two slowly moving the bottom of the pattern towards the wall). Now you finally need extreme patience as you very, very slowly peel the clear plastic away from the pattern, which is now stuck to the wall. Do not rush this! If a piece of pattern remains on the clear plastic back up a bit to press it to the wall and then continue. See the photo, the clear plastic is folded back on itself and I am very slowly pulling downwards as it unsticks from the pattern. The final pattern on the wall has a few minor creases, but nothing obvious (see the close up photo). Lovely :-)