Obossy Washi Tape Set 8 Rolls Decorative Washy Wood Grain & Marble DIY Tape for Crafts Art Projects Scrapbooking, Gift Wrapping Upgraded Style

I think it works well and I really like the look, but why in the world are there red lines all over the print?! Am I missing something?

My apartment had an unfinished MDF countertop in the bath. It had been sealed and was thus not susceptible to water damage, but looking at the raw edge bothered me. Then, I noticed that the bottoms and insides of ALL the cabinets here are just MDF covered by paper! So, I decided to cover the unfinished places with “paper” — which is what washi tape is! Has only been three days but seems to be holding up okay. Easy to remove without damaging the landlord’s property, and my aesthetic sensibilities are less disturbed.Wish the adhesive were a little stickier. Satisfied with these tapes for crafting and my little DIY tasks.

I used this tape over cardstock to embellish dividers in a shadowbox. At first I was mildly disappointed that they were slightly translucent and the wood tones tended toward reddish when applied to a white background, but then I found I could simply double up the tape layers to get exactly the effect I wanted. I probably could have also just used them on a darker-colored background. The tape is very easy to use; it's initially a bit repositionable, with a permanent bond shortly afterwards (again, talking about cardstock application -- I imagine it would still be removable if used on a nonporous surface).

This product is basically paper tape, and like most paper tape, it is a bit transparent. The designs are also nice, but very obviously fake up close. That being said, it's a lot of fun and can be used in all sorts of ways and on all sorts of surfaces!Personally, I used it to turn a dollar store shower caddy into a mail rack with matching whiteboard, and to create a frame around all of my light switches, but the possibilities are endless!

I scrapbook so having slightly patterned, but basic colored tapes to use as accents in the background is super nice! These rolls were wider than I was expecting which is actually handy, bc it allows me to choose and have more of a variety with the thickness of it. It also definitely sticks well, but not so badly that it can't be adjusted or replaced easily without ruining the tape or paper it may have been placed on

I happened to get this package when a friend was over, and when I opened it she squealed in delight - which felt like a pretty good metaphor for how cute these patterns are. Especially the marble ones! The tape itself is pretty thin, yes, but I don't consider that a negative, really; I mean, it's tape, right? The patterns and colors show up vibrantly on white backgrounds, so these are perfect for journaling. I love them, quite honestly. And so does my friend, who wouldn't leave until I gave her a couple of rolls!

Some pretty cool tape! I used it to make a picture mural on the wall for my mom for a Christmas present. Made it look framed! I put white electrical tape underneath it to make sure it all looked the same because it is kind of thin so transparent somewhat. And my mom's walls are kinda shiny so the tape didn't stick very good to the wall so it helped having the electrical tape underneath.

Beautiful tape but you wouldn't believe how easily it tears. Just picking it initially requires so much patience. It splits in several places.