There nothing better than combining a few of the things you love and turning into something you SUPER love. This is exactly what happened when I combined black and white washi tape, arrows, an Audrey Hepburn quote, and a curvy oval Cut it Out frame.
Eek! Don’t you just LOVE it?! I wanted to create a fun little piece for my daughter’s room to showcase one of my very favorite quotes. This was such an easy project! You can make your very own too. To make one, this is what you need…
*Paint
*Paintbrush
*Happy Girls, Pretty Girls free printable
*Washi tape (I used 4 different kinds that I purchased through My Craft Channel)
*Xacto knife
First, paint the picture frame. I chose to paint mine white because I wanted the focus to be on the patterns that I was adding later on.
Cut strips of washi tape and stick it to the front of the picture frame. When you stick it on, be sure to put enough on that the tape goes over the edge of the front so that it covers the entire top of the frame.
I had decided ahead of time what order I wanted the patterns to be in so I stuck the tape on in that order.
Cover the entire picture frame in washi tape.
Using the Xacto knife, cut off the excess washi tape off of the edges of the frame.
I decided not to paint a lacquer or Mod Podge on it to seal it because I want to be able to easily change it later on if I want to.
Now, for the cute free printable to put in it! This printable is for PERSONAL USE ONLY!
To print this, just right click on the image and save it to your computer. Open it up in a photo hosting program and print!
Put the printable in your picture frame. The thing I love about this Cut It Out frame, is that you don’t have to cut your image in an oval to fit into your frame.
Isn’t that printable just perfect in the frame?!
I am so happy with how it all turned out!
I was actually able to go to Cut It Out in person with the Idaho Bloggers Guild and was SO impressed with how they run their business. They are amazing! They can cut any shape you could ever imagine and their work is really high quality! Go check out the rest of their great pieces!
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Pretty! I love the contrast of the curvy frame with the bold lines
cuteness!
Thanks for sharing this! I have 3 different kinds of washi tape, and I had no idea what I could do with them before now. Definitely trying this.
ADORABLE! Thanks for sharing!
~Jenn
housewivesofriverton.com
That is adorable! I’ve never thought of using washi tape for decor, but this is such a great idea!
Oh my heck, so cute!! I totally thought it was sweet paper, not washi! Great idea kenz!
Absolutely adorable! I am obsessed with washi tape and this frame is just too stinkin’ cute!! Love it, girl!
I am so impressed that you did that with Washi tape! I just ordered my first batch of washi tape and I think I have my first project lined up! Thanks for sharing! This is just too cute!
This makes me want ti finally try this stuff out!! so cute, and I love miss audrey. Id love for you to share this at our party
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:laura:
Amazing!!!!!!! Soooo cute!
Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality! I can’t wait to see what you link up tomorrow evening!
Hi McKenzie ,
I found you on the Craft-O-Maniac Party. I’m your newest follower via . I would love for you stop by and check out my blog Fluster Buster
I also host a party at 6pm on Tuesday’s Fluster’s Creative Muster and would be thrilled if you linked up this post.
Hugs, Smiles and Blessings,
Robin
This is darling!!! love your blog. I hope you stop by to link sometime- I host every week http://atozebracelebrations.com/2013/03/link-party-10.html
Nancy
This is adorable! I haven’t used Washi tape much, but it’s starting to grow on me, and this project is certainly one of the reasons why. Well done!
Jeannine @ The Concrete Cottage
So sweet and cute! Featured this tonight at Monday Funday!
I ADORE this! Well done.