For those like me who
have a ton of Washi tapes but have no real idea what to do with them, here’s a
good start: just lay them down side by
side. If you like, cover the seams with
various paper and/or fabric trims. Use a
punch or die to cut out shapes from another panel to be layered over the top, and
you’re good to go!
Tip: Washi is known for
coming loose at the ends sometimes – this is its wonderful feature
(re-positionable) as well as its drawback, as no one wants their art to
self-destruct. Options to prevent this
include putting your layout on a panel and wrapping the tape around to the back
before affixing it to your card front.
Or layering as I did above which will keep any errant strips from coming
loose. Prevention beats problems any
day, in my book . . .
Inks: CB Frost White
Colored Pencils: Prisma White
Emb Powder: Judikins Opaque White
Dies: Die-Namics Hearts A Plenty, Spellbinders Ribbon
Tags Trio
Doo Dads: Various Washi tapes, paper and fabric borders/trims
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