BLACK WASHI TAPE HOW TO
BLACK WASHI TAPE PDF
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palette for mixing the paint (I used a small porcelain plate) and a recycled jar for water.gold metallic watercolors (I used Aquafine from Daler Rowney, use what you have) – optional, but highly recommended.metallic acrylic paint (I used Mont Marte’s metallic acrylic paint, use what you have) – you can also use watercolors, distress inks, etc.oil (you can use baby oil, beeswax, etc).laserjet printer (ask a friend to print these for you if you don’t own a laserjet printer or print them at a copy center).

It’s a little bit trickier, but not impossible, so let’s get started! DIY Washi Tape Supplies One thing that is a little bit different with today’s project is that we need to keep the stickiness of the paper intact when in contact with the oil. We had a hot tip from a kind reader named Nellie that Beeswax also works great for this and is long-lasting! I’ve used this technique before (you can check here the DIY Faux Vellum Scented Labels) with great results and after a few tests, I found this to be the closest thing to the washi tape of my dreams – in terms of appearance and feel.

If you are thinking what’s the deal with the oil, I’m actually using the oil here to turn our paper into a faux vellum paper. If you don’t have sticker paper, you can use regular paper or cardstock paper, but then you’ll have to adhere double-sided tape to the back. I’m using white sticker paper for this project because I thought it would be the easiest way to bring the sticky factor in.

BLACK WASHI TAPE PDF

> Click HERE to Download the Full-Size Printable PDF < I would suggest printing this several times, it’s always best to work in large batches if you ask me. I went with a French ephemera gorgeous collage vibe and created several different sizes so you’ll have plenty to choose from for your projects. I think you will still be very pleased with the results!Īs always, I’ve created a lovely printable for you, just save it on your computer, print it on your laserjet printer and you are good to go! I love the idea of allowing you to personalize this as you want, in your own style, so I created the washi tape printable in black and white. Some of these supplies might be laying on your craft room shelves (hello, acrylic paint), but one of them might surprise you because we will have to raid our cabinets to get it (hello, baby oil)! *** Please note, this tape would not be considered actual genuine bona fide Washi Tape, it’s a decorative tape that has a similar look.

BLACK WASHI TAPE HOW TO

Hello, Graphics Fairy friends! Diana from Dreams Factory here, happy to welcome you into another creative get-together! Today I will show you how to make your own Washi Tape DIY in strips or rolls, a really easy, highly customizable project with absolutely stunning results! This just feels like the perfect project to kick-start the new year, I will show you a few tricks on how to make your washi tape look and feel authentic using things that you already have around. If you haven’t already, I’m sure you will after you check out this list of really creative ways to use washi tape in crafts, home design and more! Scroll down and let me know which one you want to try first.Share on Pinterest How to Make your Own Washi Tape DIY Now you know why so many people jumped on the washi tape bandwagon years ago! Not sure about a color? Pull it up and select another.

Didn’t make a straight line? Pull it up and try again. and most importantly it is easily removable and reusable. In fact, there are so many things you can do with it that I wrote a book about it in 2015.īecause this patterned paper tape is inexpensive, comes in a ton of colors and designs. Washi tape has been around since 2006 and is something every crafter should have on hand. This is a post about washi tape! What is so special about washi tape? Or maybe you might test out that craft idea you’ve been afraid to try? DO IT!! No, this isn’t a motivational post about pushing past your fears.

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What would you make or update if I told you it would be easy to undo it if you didn’t like it? Would you finally put a bright color on that boring white table? Would you add bold stripes to your walls?

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