Washi tape Matchbook Box
featuring My Minds Eye, Graphic 45 and Petaloo products
Here
is a picture of the fun product I get to work with this month. I am so
excited to get to play with My Minds Eye Collectible collection. The
papers and embellishments in this collection are BEE-U-TI-FUL!!!! I am
doing a 2 part project with this collection so stay tuned for a second
part coming soon.
I
was so lucky to be able to help out in The Hens Den booth at the CKC
scrapbook expo last week. I had so many new ideas when I left after
spending 2 days surrounded by gorgeous paper and embellishments.
Although washi tape is the newest, coolest trend in scrapbooking and
paper crafting, I had yet to collect any. The Hens Den has quite an
assortment of washi tape available, and it found myself leaving the expo
with a small collection. As fate would have it, on my flight home from
Portland, I was lucky to sit next to Megan Hoepner, editor from
Creating Keepsakes magazine. I admitted to her that I was having a love
affair with washi tape, but had yet to play with it. She was SO SWEET
and pulled out her phone and shared with me some of her washi tape
projects. Once again, I was so full of new ideas and ways I hadn't even
thought to use washi tape. I have been holding on to this 8 x 8
matchbook box from graphic 45 for a while and I knew that I wanted to
used the washi tape for this project. It was so easy!! I just started
laying down the tape one after the other. I could not believe how easy
it was and what a great look you got.
My
Minds Eye has these 3 tapes together in one package. I added the pink
petaloo flower and really, does it need more? As I said this is a 2
part project, so watch for the second half coming later in the week. I
hope that this gives you some fresh ideas.
I can't wait to hear what you think.
Supplies used:
Graphic 45 8x8 Matchbook box
My Minds Eye - Collectible - Washi tape
Petaloo flowers - Fabric flowers - Fuchsia 3 pack
Other Washi tape availabe from The Hens Den:
My Minds Eye - All is Bright - Decorative tape
My Minds Eye - The Sweetest Thing - Washi Tape
Prima - Engravers - Washi and Fabric tape
Teresa Collins - Memories - Decorative Washi tape
Tim Holtz - Ideaology- Tissue Tape
1 comment:
This is super cool girl!! Love it! You have inspired me to use washi tape more. ;)
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