More Washi Tape ideas

Jill has used Washi tape, Spectrum pens and a set of Stamp It stamps (set 071) in her latest Spectrum Noir challenge entry.  The theme this month was Spring.

The flowers were coloured in with PP2, PP5, DG2 and DG3.  The colours were used to match the colour of the Washi tape (which is
in stock at the moment). PP6 was used to colour the rhinestones.





We also have the Washi Tape used on the fish card below back in stock. 

Cars

This car has been stamped and heat embossed on foil board and coloured with Spectrum Pens. Washi Tape is adhered across the card base. The die cut layers (Label 11) are mounted onto the card base. These layer are silver foil board and Bazzill Bling.  The letters are cut from a Sizzix dies and adhered into place 

Sizzlits Decorative Strip Die

Alpha Die - Typeset by Tim Holtz

                                             

The printed paper is adhered to the card base. Cut a piece of card to fit the die (Labels 2). Red and white Washi Tape is adhered to the outer edges of this layer. Cut the die from the card. This layer is mounted onto the card base. A smaller die is cut from silver foil board and mounted onto the red layer. Adhere a strip of Washi Tape to a piece of card. Adhere the silver car sticker over the tape and cut around the edges. Mount car onto foil board layer. Adhere flag stickers onto printed paper.

(computer has a mind of its own today, sorry)

Washi Tape

Here are some samples that Jill made using Washi Tape. 

Washi Tape is Japanese tape that can be used to decorate your cards and scarapbooking pages. It  can be stamped on, punched, cut embossed and much more.

We have heaps of stock in store at the moment to choose from.

On the card above Jill put the Washi Tape onto vellum, stamped  the butterfly onto it and then cut around it. She also adhered the pink tape onto the card base, adhered the red tape onto a piece of card, punched it with a border punch, peeled it off the card and then adhered it onto the card base. Washi Tape is repositionable which means it can be moved around easily.

On this card Jill coloured in the seahorse (a new stamp from Kaiser) with Liquid Pearls, cut out the layers using Spellbinder dies and decorated the card base with the blue Washi Tape.

Jill stamped the boat (a new stamp from Stamp It) onto vellum, coloured in the image with Gelly Roller pens (metallic glittery gel pens), adhered the vellum to the card base with the tape and stamped "Happy Birthday" onto the tape.

These little guys (another new stamp from Kaiser) have been coloured in with the Turquoise Spectrum Pens. The spotted Washi Tape has been used to decorate the background of the card.