One More Time...

Just had to apply the Washi Tape
to my iPhone power supply...

Yes, I still have the 3GS series phone,
why replace it if it's not broken!!
I reduce, reuse sorta, by keeping
my three year old phone ;)

Loving me some pink polka dot
washi tape!!!

Washi Tape Creations

With me returning to school,
I use my iPad in class allot.
I noticed that here were others
who also use their iPads.
In order to distinguish my iPad from others
I used Washi tape to decorate my power supply cords...

What I like most is the tape is not
overly sticky and if applied
a little off, I can redo the tape easily.

I didn't have any red tape so
I went for a whimsical look.

No one else in class could mistake my
iPad power supply for theirs now! :)

Another Washi Tape Project

Decided to use my decorative tapes
to dress up a wee handmade notebook
I made.

Supplies needed.

Assortment of tapes.

I used recycled clean paper for the pages.

I even used some wallpaper samples.

Sturdy wrapping paper works too.

Evenly cut.

Lined paper.

Left over ledger paper
from a previous accounting class I took.

I even used the cardboard
from a cracker box.

And two strips of washi paper to add
sturdiness and colour
to the outside edge of my notebook.

A Quick Washi Tape Project

Wooden laundry pins
work well for all sorts of
crafting projects.
I'm making these pink
using the Washi, crafting tape.

All the supplies needed.
A little tape goes a long way!

Super simple to use and make.
Place strip on wood.

I use a clear ruler to make steady line,
and then with craft knife I trim excess tape.

It's that simple!

This is the reverse side, using the left over excess tape.