Showing posts with label faux washi tape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faux washi tape. Show all posts

Friday, June 30, 2023

Masking Tape "Make Over"!!!

 Hi Stamping Fans!

Hope everyone is well and getting to enjoy some time for stamping & crafting!

Here in Australia it's Winter which means I get more time to create and play with all my rubber stamps and excess crafting items!

Today I have some homemade "washi tape" to share with you using masking tape, paint and of course stamps available in store!

I started with strips of masking tape - I used a piece of acetate to lay the masking tape on - keeps the "sticky" and also I didn't have to worry about the excess paint and stamping!

This is so easy to do - you can use any colored paint and any of your fav background, pattern and filler stamps to decorate. You can rip it up or use in strips as is - perfect for all your mixed media creations!

Currently I'm in a vintage, monochrome "mood" so I've been doing a lot of creating with neutral and brown tones in my journals and altered art creations!

Stamps used:
Vintage Tape Measure & Reel Stamps




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Wednesday, July 31, 2019

Colorful Faux Washi Tape

Hello everyone! Here is a quick way to use all of those pesky labels you have left over when you only need to print a few on a sheet.

I used Blank Page Muse script stamp, circles stamp, and sketchy doodle bricks,  the address labels from Staples, Dylusions Spray inks in several colors, Ranger Archival ink in several colors, and some old printers foil I have had forever!





First, spray the labels with the spray ink and let dry, then stamp randomly with stamps in black and other color archival inks to create texture. Then if you have gold foil you can do this technique with that, but I had some printers gold foil and used an Uhu glue stick. To use the glue stick, run it over the stickers along the thin edge to apply a line of glue, then cut a piece of gold foil and lay it on the glue, rub the foil and let sit for about 15 seconds and rub with an old credit card then peel off. That's it! 


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