12 Clever DIY Projects Using Contact Paper You Have To See

You won't believe how awesome this countertop makeover came out using granite looking contact paper. We honestly can't even get over how nice the edges of the countertops look. You would think it is real granite!

Another great idea of how contact paper can easily help to redo parts of your home. And erasable contact paper in your work area is another brilliant contact paper makeover idea. Write lists and ideas right on your cabinets!

Using this fun geometric contact paper to makeover a file cabinet was an inexpensive way to makeover a boring file cabinet. We just love how clean and modern it looks now and really adds to the eclectic home office.

Contact paper or "peel and stick" wallpaper was an easy way to add an accent wall to this bedroom makeover. We love this birch pattern and how just doing one wall helped transform the space.

We can't get over how awesome this desk makeover looks. Even looking at the close-up pictures, it is hard to tell that it is marble contact paper. I am sure the quality of the contact paper really matters for a desk makeover like this!

This tray is another example how contact paper can easily and quickly help modernize household items. We love this simple DIY contact paper project.

This West Elm look alike completely has us blown away that it was created with marble contact paper. This modern and clean lamp would be the perfect addition to any home.

Another great DIY project using chalkboard contact paper and wasabi tape as the border on this children's dresser makeover.

Create an easy pegboard shelf with your leftover contact by simply wrapping cardboard. Such an easy and inexpensive pegboard accessory.

Create your own blackboard labels using contact paper and chalkboard paint. We may have to start labeling everything around here! If you don't like the idea of making your own, you can always purchase chalkboard contact paper and save a step!

Keep your little ones entertained with this easy rainbow craft using clear contact paper. Such a great idea to use black construction paper to keep the rainbow suncatcher looking neat...even if a toddler creates it!

This is the classic contact paper craft. We just love how these contact paper bookmarks help bring the outside indoors.

This chalkboard contact paper can be used for labels and more! Use chalkboard markers or regular chalk to help you stay organized.

We just love this blue geometric contact paper. It was amazing in the file cabinet makeover!

This granite looking contact paper was perfect for the countertop transformation!

This heavy-duty marble contact paper was incredible in the desk makeover above!

If you are looking for a hint of gold in your contact paper, we think this modern one could really look neat.

We never knew that this product existed. Such a great way to stay organized with this erasable whiteboard contact paper.