Add A Little Splash To Your Shelves With This Simple Washi Tape Idea

DIY Washi Tape Wrapping Paper

I don't know about you, but I'm always on the hunt for new washi tape projects. While these colourful tapes are definitely multi-taskers, one of my favourite ways to use them has always been for wrapping. Here's a fun (and easy!) way to make your own custom wrapping paper and a few clever ways to stretch the life of your washi tape!

Materials needed:

• washi tape in your choice of colours & patterns
• white printer paper
• colour printer with copy / scan functions

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Get Words on Your Washi Tape!!!

Get words on your wash tape - A simple way to transfer printer ink to washi tape for personalized gifting!  (more)

Washi Tape Clothespins

This is a quick and creative craft from Artbar Blog

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Over here at out house, we are always hanging art on a line. I keep a jar of clothespins at arm’s reach. This week we were preparing for a neighborhood art show, so I decided to make the clothespins a little fancier. - See more at: http://www.artbarblog.com/create/washi-tape-clothespins/#sthash.hbVGRx1w.dpuf

Washi Tape Clutch

If you haven't experimented with washi tape before, you must try it! Washi tape is essentially Japanese masking tape made from rice paper that comes in many different colors and patterns. You can use them to decorate anything from vases, notebooks, frames, and in my case, poly envelopes. (more)

DIY Decorative Tape Storage Holder

Washi Tape, how I love thee!  Do you share the same feeling?  If you do, then I’m sure you can relate to having rolls and rolls lying around — in baskets, bowls, etc.  I recently made a decorative tray from a shadow box and today we’re going to take an unfinished jewelry holder and make use of it as a decorative tape storage holder!  Supplies you will need