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Since it's journaling month for #litsycrafters I thought I'd show off some gorgeous new washi tapes I just bought! 😍 I've been waiting to finish my April pages in my #bulletjournal until these babies came in the mail. So excited to use them! 💖 I'll try to remember to post the final decorated pages
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I bought almost all of the washi tape designs in the Mab Graves Etsy shop. I may have to take the Etsy app off of my phone since I can‘t seem to control myself. (These weren‘t my only purchases from her shop this month.)

So some lady on eBay was selling a huge lot of washi tape for a relatively small amount of money. Needles to say I bought it. I‘m going to decorate all my correspondence from now on with way too much of the stuff. Can‘t wait to write some more letters!

Look at the cute book washi tape I picked up at Michael‘s yesterday!

Looking at my washi tape collection reminded me of the MT masking tape (probably the most popular Japanese brand for washi tape) and their special events. This pic is from the 2015 event held in Singapore, where I was able to buy several designs including limited editions. See more pics of the event here: https://chachic.wordpress.com/2015/09/13/mt-masking-tape-store-for-sg50/

This washi tape design is one of my faves! Pretty obvious why.😉

Here are the rolls of washi tape inside my book box. Do any of you collect washi tape too?😊 These are mostly Maste and MT brands. I should find more ways to use these. There was a time when I covered my Kindle in washi tape.

I've been unpacking the boxes I sent from Singapore to Manila and I unearthed this book box that has some of my washi tape in it. Washi tape is a type of Japanese masking tape made out of rice paper. I used to collect them and used them on postcards, planners, etc.