10 Ways With Washi Tape
I must admit I am late to the Washi Tape Party. I watched on as blogger after blogger fell in love with the stuff and found a million different ways to use it. But I sat by and put it in the too complicated basket. Would it come off if I didn’t like it? What would I use it for? I am not only often creatively challenged but I am also impulsive and impatient and seriously easily addicted to things. I am afraid my friends Washi Tape is no different.
So let’s start with the obvious…..
What is Washi Tape?
Washi Tape is a little like masking tape. It is easily applied and removed and can also be ripped instead of cut. But inlike masking Tape it is BEAUTIFUL! It comes in an amazing array of colours and patterns.
What can I use Washi Tape for?
How long is a piece of tape? You can use it for a million different things but I will start with 10!!!
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Organising Cups at a Party! Can’t remember whose cup belongs to who? How about some washi tape to help identify the owner! Or use some colour coordinating tape to help decorate some simple plastic cups for the next children’s Birthday party!
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Reuse any can or jar by decorating it with washi tape. Great for pencils, utensils even cutlery. Cheap and beautiful.
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Washi tape is so easy to remove it is great for decorating walls. This is such a clever way to frame artwork in a childrens bedroom or play space.
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A basic photo frame can be colour co-ordinated and personalised to suit any decor with some Washi Tape!
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OK so this would be time consuming, but oh how creative AND effective! A Washi Tape Keyboard!
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Washi Tape adds interest and colour to these simple glass jars. Group them together, add candles or flowers and you have a gorgeous table centrepiece.
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A simple wood or cardboard letter, covered in washi tape and attached to a frame makes a great piece of monogram artwork. This would make a great present!
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You know how much I love colour coding my calendar and planner! Next year I am going to use wash tape instead of pens! Assign a different colour for each family member or for each different activity.
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How cute is this! I am thinking cake top decoration, children’s bedrooms or seasonal table decorations!
and my very first project with washi tape was inspired by this one!
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Washi Tape on bulldog clips! I have used them to help colour code my filing system!
Lastly…
Where can I buy Washi Tape?
Well you, the readers told me that one, you put me onto…
They had an amazing range, great prices and quick delivery! Even better, they had a whole other range of goodies including the cutest stationary and gorgeous organising bits and pieces, perfect for my new home office!
So what have you used Washi Tape for?