DIY Contact Paper Dresser Makeover

I have wanted to do something with the white 3 drawer dresser (chest of drawers?), for lack of better word, in my entry way since I got it. I found it by the trash in the parking garage at my last apartment. A few weeks ago Brittany posted this photo of her filing cabinet:

I immediately asked her where she got the contact paper that she used. I had searched multiple times in the past and hadn't found anything I loved. She told me it was from the Macbeth Collection on Amazon (current promotion is buy 4 for the price of 3!). I had actually looked at the Macbeth Collection website but for some reason there is a bigger selection of their liners on Amazon. I ended up buying four different patterns. I used the exact same pattern Brittany used-I just love it!. I also got the same pattern in pink but I thought the blue looked great with white.

Here is how mine turned out:

 Should I leave the white on the bottom or add more contact paper under the 3rd drawer? I think it looks better in person to have the white trim at the top/bottom but I guess I won't know until I cover that area

I think I may be craft challenged because this was REALLY hard for me. Removing the handles took forever! The finished product has a few bubbles and a scratch in the contact paper. It's definitely not perfect. I think part of that is because this was some cheapo dresser that had lots of bumps, tape, glue, etc on it. BUT I am also not a perfectionist and I basically gave up and just went with it. I did try to measure at least!

I decided to do the shelves on the bookcase in my bedroom too. I will post those photos when I am finished moving things around.

Have you ever used contact paper to give something a little makeover?