First, prepare a pair of scissors, a knife and a plastic card, and cut off as many blank waste edges around the pattern as possible, so that it is easier to paste.

Then spread the transfer film on the pattern to be pasted.

Then use the bank card to scrape the patterned part several times repeatedly, so that the transfer film can be attached to the pattern.

Then, gently tear off the transfer film and pattern from the backing paper, and the non-sticky part can be gently picked with a knife. Large-area patterns can be reversed. One hand tears the backing paper, and the other hand gently presses the pattern to separate the pattern from the backing paper.

Then draw a picture on the wall to be pasted and determine the position to be pasted. After the pattern is pasted on the wall, it is difficult to take it off, so before pasting, fix the position with a corner of the transfer film without pattern, and then paste it slowly.

Then when pasting, one hand lifts the pattern and the other hand pushes it in one direction. After the baby sticks to the wall, use the bank card to scrape the pattern flat from the center to all sides repeatedly, so that the baby can stick to the wall well.

Finally, gently peel off the transfer film with both hands, take it off slowly, and tear it off as slowly as possible to avoid tearing the baby.