At the beginning of last year I first came across Washi Tape.
I asked my Japanese friend Chikako what washi meant - and washi just means 'Japanese paper'.
It could be anything from the paper used in screens in Japanese houses to placemats made of paper.
Chikako gave me some washi placemats...
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I am not sure if you can see the lovely texture in this paper!
Anyway the current challenge at Get Inky! is to use Washi Tape in your creation.
I decided to use the May sketch from the Inky Moonbeams.
My original card blank was square and white.
I matted this with a paper from amy tangerine's 'ready set go' paper pad.
I then added another square of white card edged with 'Woodland Park' Washi Tape.
I used two more pages from the paper pad to make the centre squares - after first embossing them in a Stampin Up 'Honeycomb' embossing folder.
Finally I added the bee - a Get inky! Stamp.
I matted the white card onto the paper I used on the base.
I used a tacky glue 'ink pad' to stamp the image and then added gilding flakes to make a gilt bee!
This might be a better photo...I think the gilding is a little more visible.
Hope you will join us at Get Inky!
Happy Crafting!
Anyway the current challenge at Get Inky! is to use Washi Tape in your creation.
I decided to use the May sketch from the Inky Moonbeams.
I matted this with a paper from amy tangerine's 'ready set go' paper pad.
I then added another square of white card edged with 'Woodland Park' Washi Tape.
I used two more pages from the paper pad to make the centre squares - after first embossing them in a Stampin Up 'Honeycomb' embossing folder.
Finally I added the bee - a Get inky! Stamp.
I matted the white card onto the paper I used on the base.
I used a tacky glue 'ink pad' to stamp the image and then added gilding flakes to make a gilt bee!
This might be a better photo...I think the gilding is a little more visible.
Hope you will join us at Get Inky!
Happy Crafting!
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