Here are some ideas with washi tape to incorporate into your scrapbooking projects. Do you already know what you can do with this decorative tape Nowadays, washi tape it's a must among our scrapbooking materials.
If you think about it, washi tape is one of the great inventions for those of us who love crafts because it has it all. It's beautiful and versatile, and it sticks and peels off easily.
As you already know, washi tape is a decorated masking tape that is easy to manipulate and you can effortlessly tear it with your hands. As experts, we won't be fooled by other decorated washi tapes, but what's the difference between a real washi tape and a decorated washi tape? The proof is in being able to cut it easily with your fingers and being able to stick it on and off easily. If you do this with ordinary tape and try to peel it off, you might peel some of the surface material. So, no more tape, long live the real washi tape!
As it is one of our favourite materials due to its versatility, today we are talking about it and its thousands of uses for scrapbooking projects. Maybe you're used to using washi tape just as a decorative element. If so, you have a lot to discover in this post! :)
If you are fond of planners, these ideas will also be essential. Washi is great for decorating your planners in a simple, but pretty way.
So now choose a few washi tapes that you like and let's get started!
We hope these washi tape ideas will help you to create lots of scrapbooking projects. But stay tuned, because washi tape is so cool, we maybe write another post about it!
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Washi tape as a decorative element
If you don't yet dare to use washi tape in a big way, you can use it as a decorative motif in your projects. In this way, and with the help of a pair of scissors and a ribbon, you can create cool banners or small tags or with different washi tapes. You can even make feathers! This is a cool idea to create decorative feathers with washi tape. Any shape is easy to cut out with washi tape and a good pair of scissors.
Washi tape as a background for our projects
Whether you are making a layout, a card, or an album page, you can choose to make a background made entirely with strips of different washi tapes. We recommend placing the washi tapes side by side first to see how the colour range looks and then placing them on the surface.Ƨ This washi tape surface can be further decorated as you wish, for example, by adding a stamp, an interesting option.
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Ā You can also use them with our border punches to create different edges for your projects. It is important to first stick the washi tape to the paper and then die-cut. It won't work if you just die-cut the washi tape, so don't even try!
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You can apply this same technique with tools such as Big Shot or Cameo in the same way: stick the chosen washi tape to the paper or cardboard and run it through the machine. This way, you create different decorative elements to use as die-cut.Washi tape for Planners or Project Life
If you like planners, you can use washi tapes for decorative purposes as to create your cards with your favourite washi tapes and thus personalize them to your liking. To decorate the days and weeks of your plans (for example to mark important dates) we recommend slim washi tapes, which are a little narrower than usual and allow you to play with them on smaller surfaces. Choose a couple of colours, a legend for each one, and always have them at hand in your Planner kit.
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Washi tape for binding
If you thought that was all, you are wrong! This is a very easy and useful way of binding with washi tape. All you have to do is cut out different pieces of paper of the same size. These papers will be bound together with washi tape to gradually create the internal structure of the album. When the inner part is ready, take all the pages, add the covers and join them together with washi tape to form the spine of the project. To make it more secure and prevent it from coming off, you can put several strips of washi tape in a row. For this type of project, we recommend using a good washi tape, we don't want it to peel off and ruin the whole structure!
We hope these washi tape ideas will help you to create lots of scrapbooking projects. But stay tuned, because washi tape is so cool, we maybe write another post about it!
