I love this pattern. I love it enough to make it work. Needs to be improved. Has issues with description here plus it’s printing quality. 1) It does not have a .25 inch overlap the way others do. So when you line up along vertical edge, there’s zero allowance. It has to meet exactly and the process would be faster if there was an overlap of repeated portion of the pattern. If you’re off a teeny little tiny bit the wall shows. 2) a bit of overlap would allow for the stretching at edge that happens when the roll has been dented. I could have sent it back because even a small dent to the roll causes a pucker to the entire vertical edge of project. I had to cut and pinch in this stretched try to match it to the next vertical piece that did not have a dent. 3) description should explain that there’s a 20.75” pattern repeat vertically with 0.25 “ offset and EXACTLY 20.5 horizontal repeat (no overlapping).
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Notes on working with pattern
For my 93” height wall, I measured out cuts that were at 103.75” (20.75 x 5) I matched the pieces up on the floor before trimming them to 95” each.
The right edge does not exactly square with the left edge. The second or right side piece needs to be brought up .25 inches higher to match correctly. (Another low-quality printing issue I think).
I recommend a trick for the challenge of vertical alignment. Work with shorter pieces. And cut them along a horizontal line where the colored waves meet the white background, see image. When you go to align each piece, it is far easier to make small adjustments. And the wave cut can be hidden if made carefully.
