"Hi Fred, I do not have brick paper, but can tell you how I did my own brick wall...... I took a car sponge and ripped it in half length-wise. This gave me a striated rough side, with which I used as a printing tool. I painted a background in mortar colour onto some corrugated cardboard and let it dry. I then mixed some paint into my preferred brick colour and started printing my brick wall. I did bricks in a few shades. I should have kept a more careful eye on the spacing, as my mortar became thicker the further up my wall I went. I put some depth to it by using just the edge of the sponge and dipping it in light paint and printing along the top and left edge of each brick. I followed the same idea only with dark paint along the bottom and right edge."
This was great fun. Another funny thing was that when I had finished printing the bricks a gentleman customer from 'The Room at the Top' came by and told me, "Of course, you know you've got too much mortar there.' He is a retired builder and knows a dodgy wall when he sees one.
