Personality Comes from Your Creativity
Over the past few years, washi tape, known simply as masking tape in Japan, has conquered the hearts of DIYers all over the world! The reason for the success of colored tape is simple but ingenious: it sticks to almost every surface, can be combined freely and creatively, and you can tear it off if something goes wrong or you want a new design.
From journaling to interiors, Japanese Washi tape brings color and creativity to everything you want to decorate! If you don't know where to start but want to try out interesting trends for yourself, you've come to the right place.
We've compiled a few quick and easy DIY projects to help you step into a colorful world full of tape and ideas!
Pens
This colorful stationery requires fiddling around, but you'll love the results. We used washi tape horizontally, not vertically, to combine design and color. Using something like bobby pins can help with tape under the clips. For extra effort, make sure the tape ends are all aligned.
Greeting Cards
Just like gift bags, it's easy to make custom, unique greeting cards with washi tape. For example, you can buy a card and decorate it, or make one yourself from colored cardboard. Designs don't have to be complicated - a few single strips of tape will already turn your card into something special.
Notebooks
Notebooks are essential in everyday life at work, college or school. Why not give your favorite notebook some unique personality with the help of washi tape? It turns every ordinary product into a unique creation! We especially recommend mixing different kinds of colors and patterns, and even adding stamps and stamps to make your notebook really shine.
Bookmarks
All you need is one envelope, the color is totally up to you! Cut a corner and decorate with tape. That's all there is to it - awesome, right? Surprisingly, it doesn't fall off easily no matter what page you're reading.
Binder Clips
Decorating a regular binder with masking tape is an easy and ingenious way to beautify your everyday life at work, college or school. We went with a double tape design, just wrap each strip around the entire clip. It's up to you whether you want to cover the curled top - this is the only part that requires some fiddling.
