The BoBunny Blog: Washi Tape Layouts

BoBunny Washi Tape is so fun to create with! The black and white or Kraft washi tape will match nearly every project! If your looking for a fun challenge, try to mix and match the collection specific washi tapes!

"Happy Day" Layout by Kaori Fujimoto

For my assignment, I've used four series of Washi tapes in this layout. I tried to keep it clean and simple to be able to shown the designs well.

Stuck the tapes on white papers, cut and made a flower.

I also punched the form of butterfly. When using a punch, it is good to stick on thin paper.

BoBunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Bundle/ Baby Bump
Washi Tape: Baby Bump, Primrose, Pop Quiz
Chipboard: 12x12 Chipboard/ Baby Bump
Dot Paper: Sugar Dot

Beauty by Keri Babbitt

With the fun new washi tapes, I created a multiple-layer border to frame in my photo grouping. Borders like this are great for symmetrical layout designs.

I love how some of the tapes are semi-transparent. They really blend well and let some of the paper pattern shine through.

BoBunny Supplies:
Pattern Paper: Baby Bump Bundle, Baby Bump Sweet Dreams
Stickers: Primrose Sticker
Noteworthy: Primrose
Washi Tape: Black &a White Patterned; Primrose

My Hucky by Bernii Miller

I must confess that I have a washi tape addiction. So when BoBunny announced that they were going to be introducing this new product to their range, my heart skipped a beat. And true to BoBunny style their new washi tapes coordinate beautifully with their collections, although for this layout I actually used washi tape from the Modern Miss and pop Quiz collections and they coordinate beautiful with the fun and vibrant colors found in the Our Lil' Monster range.

I took inspiration from my favorite pattern Chevron, and decided to create one big chevron arrow in the background, using different washi tape in an alternating pattern. I then stitched using my sewing machine, in between each row of washi tape, to just add a little bit of interest.

I also made an effort to create interesting layers and embellishment clusters , and to create interest within those I popped foam dots under certain noteworthy elements.

I love using washi tape to either add a subtle touch of color, or like in my layout make it the center piece to my layout and then base the layout around that .