Cut or rip the tape and apply it to the ornaments anyway you wish. One of the wonderful qualities of washi tape is that it's semi translucent which creates a wonderful overlapping effect. You can kind of see what I'm talking about with the Christmas tree ornament. I experimented with shapes, monograms and just random ripped squares. If you don't like what you make the first time, just peel the tape off and start again. Washi tape is low tack so it won't leave a sticky residue.
Warning, these are really addictive to make!
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ooh i could see how that would be addictive. i have got to get my hands on some of this tape. where do you get yours?
ana @ i made it so,
I usually get mine from the Kinokuniya bookstore. Probably the best place to get it is online. You can check prices at Amazon. Also, Omiyage and Modes4U carry it. I recommend checking out a few stores because it seems like everyone has different prints.
Love it! Another great project to do at my holiday girls craft night party. :)
Never heard of Washi Tape until I saw this post. Oh, what a great product! I can envision so many wonderful ways to use it.
I love the Christmas tree ornament and included it as part of this week's Tutorial Thursday. I linked to both your blog and this post - the article can be seen here - Tutorial Thursday - December 1, 2011.
love the idea! i have a bunch of washi tape that i purchased on a recent trip to japan. your ornaments look great!
(just recently found your blog...love it!)
Wow, these are amazing, especially the Christmas tree one. I love washi tape, but so rarely use it. Your posts about it are always an inspiration.
Great idea!!
great inspiration...
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this is adorable. love such a simple idea! and the rolls double as ornament holders!
this is so clever.
Omg these are adorable! We are linking to this from our facebook page! If anyone is looking to purchase you can get some at our store http://wishywashi.com!
I've been looking at cute tape for a year now and finally bought some. I love the ornaments you made with yours! Thanks for sharing your talent!!
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