Washi tape, or small craft tape, has been really popular these past couple years. I've never bought any and never really knew what to do with it. I've always loved all the looks and designs - there are so many options! Even duct tape is starting to sell a small decorative version.
Here are some simple crafts using this craft tape to add some personality to every day items.
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Elisabeth and I recently went on our annual Broken Bow trip in Oklahoma with our husbands. We cook, we play, we laugh, we craft ... We have so much fun. Every year we make some type of craft while there. This year we just brought our glue guns and some thick paper and used rocks and pebbles we found on our cabin site.
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This craft uses a galvanized metal sheet and circuit vinyl to make a menu board. I love the look of it and how easy it us to use with an expo marker. We attached it with double sided tape (duck tape brand)... but if you are wanting to take the board on and off I suggest attaching magnets to the back instead.
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Every year I try to tackle spaces in my house that are not organized and for some reason the new year always sparks my need to clean. Check out our new blog to see how I tackled closet clutter in my master closet!