My Top 10 Washi Tape Projects
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Become a MemberThis last year I have been growing my collection of washi tape as a work on new projects and as they are gifted to me. I am up to 77 rolls now. Maybe that is a little obsessive. . . I will not lie. Washi tape has a Japanese origin and in its true form is a paper tape made for paper crafting. Because of this, it is not super sticky and can easily be removed. The pretty patterns keep our attentions and my goal is to find as many washi tape projects to put this fun obsession to use. Here are my top 10 projects and the links to their tutorials.
1. Gift Wrap (this is a sneak peek on an upcoming article in Made in Paper magazine). | 2. Monogram Art | 3. Heart Boxes | 4. Shadow Box Art | 5. Mini Bunting | 6. Party Flags | 7. Washi Pencils | 8. Washi Notebooks | 9. Clipboards | 10. 3D Letters
Here is my complete 77 roll washi tape collection. It came from many places. If you live in or visit Portland, make sure to visit Collage for their wonderful selection. If you buy online, Cute Tape is my favorite choice. What is your favorite place to buy washi tape? What are your favorite projects that you have made? Do share! ~ Lia
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I am a washie tape addict too! I love the bowls you have yours displayed in, could you tell me where you got it? I haven’t counted how many I have…guess I need to, I never thought about it, I just buy!
I am going to let you in on a little secret. I am working on a Washi Sheet project with Cricut, I will let you know when they will be in stores. As for the bowls, they are from a company called Tag.
What are your paper sources. Some of your paper seems to be glossy. Ex. Gift wrap. I can’t find different paper types locally.
The gift wrap I print onto a plain laser paper and it is the laser print that makes it glossy. The metallic papers I buy from paper-papers.com.
Thank you, LizCanada
You are so welcome Liz!
Very nice Lia!! I love the little flags that you made with the tape. Do you dream of paper, scissors and glue at night? haha
I do dream about projects! The only time my mind stops is when I am watching a movie. But them I might see an idea there too. Haha.