If you have some Eyelet Outlet Washi Tape, you're just minutes away from making your own custom background papers.
I start with scraps of paper (in this case, ivory cardstock) and cover it with rows of washi (vertical, horizontal, diagonal ... your choice) starting in the middle and moving outward alternating sides.
I use my non-stick sheet and extend the tape beyond the scrap so I can trim the sides to get a nice even finish.
For the first card I used this adorable Cat Love Washi Tape that has a vertical design.
The tape coordinates perfectly with the Kitty Brads.
My layout features this week's CAS(E) this Sketch together with a Paper Smooches Charmed Cat Two sentiment.
The next one used Awesome Washi Tape paired with a new Water Bottle Brad.
Layout is from Can You CASE it? and stamps are from Simon Says Stamp Running with Your Heart.
And the final card features the fabulous Book Washi Tape. When I finished covering the paper, it felt like a Harry Potter Library ... so that is the theme I used.
I cut my tape-covered paper into three equal panels using a sketch from Try Stampin' - or Not - on Tuesday.
I added a Sketched Owl Brad & Compass Brad and computer generated my sentiment. I think it will be a great graduation card.
Products used:
- Cat Love Washi Tape
- Kitty Brads
- Awesome Washi Tape
- Sneaker & Water Bottle Brads
- Book Washi Tape
- Sketched Owl Brad
- Compass Brad
Wonderful cards and takes on the sketches!
Posted by: Leigh Penner | December 22, 2016 at 06:12 PM
What clever use of washi tape, Stephanie! Great cards!
Posted by: Michelle W | December 25, 2016 at 02:47 AM
Wowza! It's amazing that you were able to line up each of those washi tape strips so perfectly! Thanks for playing along with this CAS(E) this Sketch challenge!
Posted by: Brian King | December 30, 2016 at 08:41 AM
Super fun! I love those cats!
Posted by: Chrissy L | January 03, 2017 at 08:09 AM
Great use of the bookshelf paper, Steph!!! It was perfect for this layout. Thank you for sharing your beautiful card with us at Try Stampin' on Tuesday! -Donna
Posted by: Donna Scholz | January 07, 2017 at 05:42 PM