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Paper Tape DIY

February 20, 2013 by Jessica 2 Comments

Paper Tape DIY

Silhouette has this product called double-sided adhesive paper and they sent me some to create with. The product is geared more towards using with glitter, flock, and things like that, but it can be used for so much more! I decided to make some paper tape with it, but I bet you could use fabric too.

Paper Tape DIY

You can see a little bit of how it works from the back. I think it’s a great thing to have if you want to add small special touches to projects. This is way easier than trying to use glue to get glitter on! And I can say that this stuff is really sticky and holds strong. Once it’s on paper, it’s on. And so is whatever you put on it.

Paper Tape DIY

I made this sign with my final product to go with some family pictures. I have been in a home decorating mood as of late which is very welcomed because I have a lot I want to do.
Paper Tape DIY

To make paper tape all you need is some paper (I used scrapbook paper), some double-sided adhesive sheets, and scissors. *Ignore the glitter. I was going to use it, but then didn’t ๐Ÿ™‚

Paper Tape DIY

Since I didn’t want to make a ton of each, I cut up the paper into smaller strips.

Paper Tape DIY

Then I took a sheet and peeled off the yellow paper

Paper Tape DIY

and placed the strips on the sticky side, right sides facing up.

Paper Tape DIY

Then I cut out each block of different paper and grabbed my ruler to measure for small even cuts. You can make it as thick or thin as you like. Then cut out the strips.

Paper Tape DIY

Now you have paper tape ready to adorn envelopes, packages, art, and more. You just peel the back paper off and it will be ready to stick on. Let me know if you make some ๐Ÿ™‚
-Jess

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  1. Tereza says

    February 21, 2013 at 12:56 am

    Great choice in patterns, they are so springy!

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  2. Panda says

    February 21, 2013 at 5:28 am

    Excellent choice!!!

    Reply

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I have this idea for Valentines decor on our mantl I have this idea for Valentines decor on our mantle and these fun confetti hearts I made are going to be a part of it. You can find a tutorial to make your own from @amanda_evanston . A few of the items I used in mine were: shredded Anthropologie shopping bag (and cut up the fabric handle too), cut up newspaper, hole punched card stock, fringe from yarn, cut up gold circle confetti, crinkled gift filler paper, etc... It was fun using all kinds of random things ๐Ÿ˜Š
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