Hello, friends! It’s Family Day here in Ontario and a few other provinces in Canada. I hope you’re enjoying your Monday wherever you are and whatever you’re doing today! It snowed last night and it’s very cold today so it’s a great day to stay inside and craft.

I made this card for the Moxie Fab World Challenge: Get Daring with Decorative Tape. I bought a lot of washi tape a few months ago and hoarded it but now I’m determined to use it. I’ve made a few cards I can’t show you yet but I’m no longer afraid of using up my washi tape. I’m actually discarding sections that I don’t want to get to parts of the tape that I want to show!

I used some Paris washi tape to create a background on vellum cardstock. Then I die cut and stitched it on to the shaped card base. I stamped the Eiffel Tower and sentiment from Unity’s When I Am With You. I also made two masks for the Eiffel Tower so I could use the Hearts of Old background on the flourish and Eiffel Tower in two different colours. Then I cut out the Eiffel Tower and added Honeydew baker’s twine from The Twinery. I added rhinestones and popped the image and sentiment on to the card base with dimensionals.

The great thing about washi tape is that it’s repositionable so you can always undo your mistakes. ๐Ÿ˜‰ Have you tried it yet? With all the pretty colours and patterns available, I guarantee you’ll be addicted!

Sources: SU Old Olive cardstock; Gina K Designs 120lb pure luxury white cardstock; SU vellum cardstock; Unity September 2010 Kit of the Month – When I Am With You; Unity Hearts of Old; SU Old Olive ink; Memento Rich Cocoa ink; Ranger Antique Linen Distress ink; Spellbinders Nestabilities Labels Eight; QuicKutz Epic Six; Mark’s Coup de Coeur Collection (Paris Map Monuments) washi tape from Pretty Tape; SU Basic Rhinestones; The Twinery baker’s twine in Honeydew; Stampin’ Dimensionals; Gutermann white thread; sewing machine

25 thoughts on “Paris… washi tape style”
  1. Love your Washi Tape background! This is such a great card, love the sentiment with the Eiffel Tower! I'm too scared to try Washi tape, I am sure I will become addicted!

  2. Aw, girl, you are rockin' the washi! I guess I will have to -gasp- start using mine that you gave me! Definitely coming to your blog for inspiration!

  3. I really like the tapes you found. And love love love the shape of the card! I seam to stick with the basic A2 size. I'm inspired to change it up! Thank you for sharing.
    Kindest regards,
    Jennifer ferrell

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