Here’s what you need to make your own Washi Tape Succulent Pots!

Potted succulent

Paint and paint brush

Washi tape

Exacto knife

I began by painting the pot a light cream color.  {The gray was showing through the tape.}  Once the paint is dry, begin adding the washi tape.

Keep adding the washi tape until the entire pot is covered.  You will have some overlap.

Using your Exacto knife, cut away the excess washi tape from the base of the pot.

Fold the washi tape over the top edge and again cut away the excess tape.

That’s it!  How easy is that?  Don’t you just love the versatility of washi tape?

Looking for more fun washi tape projects for the spring?

Washi Tape Owl

What unique things have you covered with washi tape?

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Wanna make your own Washi Tape Owl?

Here’s what you need:

Wooden Owl {$5 from Artsy Chaos – click here}

Paint/paintbrush

Mod Podge

Washi Tape

Cutting mat/Exacto knife

Hot glue gun

1. I started by painting my owl oyster white.  The eyes are turquoise and the beak is coral.  Allow paint to dry completely before adding the washi tape.
2. Once the paint dries, carefully apply the washi tape.
3. Flip the owl over onto his washi tape side on your cutting mat.  Trim the excess washi tape with your Exacto knife.
4. Next, apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to the washi tape side to seal it.  Allow Mod Podge to dry.
5. Using your hot glue gun, apply the owl’s eyes to finish it off!  {not pictured}

Isn’t this little Washi Tape Owl adorable?

She would make the perfect addition to your spring decor or even a little girl’s room!

Big thanks to Claire from A Little Claireification for inviting me to participate in the Spring Fling!  Make sure you stop by That’s What Che Said tomorrow for another amazing spring project!

 Happy spring, friends!

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Wanna learn how to make your own Washi Tape Valentines?

Here’s what you need:

Contact paper

Stencil

Marker

Contact paper

Washi tape

Blank cards

Computer and printer

1. Trace or stencil your heart design onto the contact paper using your marker.  Since we had close to 50 people in the exchange, I made fifty hearts.
2. Pick out coordinating washi tape.
3. Apply washi tape over your design using whatever pattern you desire.  I chose to do a diagonal but you could do vertical or horizontal too.
4. Cut out each heart.  I was very careful not to cut ON the line but just inside the line so the marker didn’t show through.
5. Once all the hearts are cut out, carefully peel off the backing of the contact paper.  You have created your own washi tape sticker!
6. Place on your card!

I bought a pack of blank bi-fold cards at Michael’s and printed up the inside of the card!  {I even included my blog signature!}

I just love how they turned out!  Of course, you could do this easily with a die-cutting machine but I wanted to create something that EVERYONE could easily make!

Have you finished your Valentines yet?

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Carefully, remove the old scrapbook embellishments and washi tape.  Since washi tape isn’t super adhesive, it shouldn’t ruin the paint.  Then I followed the same tutorial I used to create the Washi Tape Halloween Frame.  I won’t bore you with all the details since I’ve already spelled them out.

I used the pink and white stripe tape for the main part of the frame and the gray polka dot for the edge.  I grabbed some new Valentine’s Day scrapbook embellishments from Michael’s to gussy it up a bit!

I just love how girly this frame is!  It’s so pretty and romantic!

So be honest, am I the only one with this addiction?  I can’t be…

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I love how versatile washi tape is!  It sticks well but removes without a fuss.  Not to mention it comes in all sorts of fun designs and patterns!

It really needs no tutorial.  Use any taping pattern you like!  You could weave it, stripe it, make snowflake designs with it.  Really, the possibilities are endless!

These cute little cardboard tags came with the tape, so I put it to good use!

 Then, I added an ornament to give it a little extra flair!  I gotta say, I am in love with the red and white polkadot!

I purchase this washi tape at Downtown Tape.  They have a great variety and the price is way better than you will find elsewhere!  {This is not a sponsored post – just thought you might like an insider tip!}

 Wanna check out some of my other washi tape projects?  I used it for my Stars and Stripes mantel pictures and votive candles.  Recently I used it for my Halloween Picture frame!

Happy wrapping!

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 Is anyone getting sick of Halloween yet?  I hope not because I have a super easy and quick project for you today!  My Washi Tape Halloween Frame is perfect for displaying pictures of your cute little ones in their Halloween best!

Materials needed to make your own Washi Tape Halloween Frame

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