We've seen a lot of really great ways to decorate with Washi Tape but this clean, modern take on simple style takes the cake.
Rachel, of Pencil Shavings Studio, devised a fun and fresh technique for using Washi Tape as an accent in her office.
After creating the pattern, the entire project only took her one hour! Plus, if she's ever tired of the look, or wants to change it up, it's an easy peel away (the adhesive on Washi Tape is just as gentle as painter's tape).
What about you, would you ever decorate with Washi Tape?
• See the entire project with step-by-step instructions: Pencil Shavings Studio.
(Images Pencil Shavings Studio).
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I would have never thought of doing that, but now it seems like a no brainer. I guess you can use tape to decorate just like you would stencils. If you have good cutters and a steady hand I'm sure there are so many more patterns you could try.
can it be used on plaster?