Washi Tape Art | with Amy from The Blissful Bee

Are you ready for a super cute Washi Tape project today?
Amy from The Blissful Bee is sharing how she made a chic,
modern, and pretty piece of art for her home!!
Enjoy 🙂

Hello everyone! I’m Amy, from The Blissful Bee and I’m so glad
to be back contributing here at twelveOeight.
Today I want to share a fun and easy DIY project using Washi Tape.
This project literally took about 5 minutes – not too bad, huh??

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First, I had to gather my supplies. I made a quick trip to Target and picked up a 
$9 shadow box frame and a combo pack of washi tape.
 I wanted my artwork to be colorful, so I wanted to include multiple patterns of tape. 
Thankfully the combo pack was only $4! At a small price tag of only $13, 
I had an entirely new piece of art 🙂
MORE AFTER THE JUMP…

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Now it came time to put it all together. For the heart, I used a recycled 
piece of cardboard. In this case, it was a beer container we were about
to throw away. I opened up the cardboard box and traced a heart on the 
brown side of the cardboard. I then began laying the tape over the drawing, 
pressing firmly. I could see a faint pencil mark under the tape, 
which allowed me to cut a nice heart after the tape was applied. 
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After my heart was cut out, I was ready to place it in the shadow box.
I simply taped the back of the heart and stuck it to the backing of the 
shadow box. I might glue it later down the road, 
but for now the tape is holding up just fine.
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So what do you all think?? This was my first time using Washi tape
and I just loved the quick and easy results. I have a ton of leftover tape,
so I will for sure be working on another project! If you’d like to see more
projects like this from The Blissful Bee, check out my blog, [HERE].

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2 Responses

  1. Super cute! I've been slowly acquiring & DIYing pieces to layer throughout our house.. on the mantle, on top of a dresser in the bedroom. This would make a lovely addition!

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