Project 1081: Use Your Washi Stash to Make Collage Fabric

Project 1081: Use Your Washi Stash to Make Collage Fabric

If you're like many collage artists, you probably have a growing collection of washi tape waiting to be used. This Curious Collage Society project shows you how to transform strips of washi tape into a durable, flexible sheet of collage fabric by backing it with tissue paper.

The result is perfect for journal pockets, tags, die cuts, book covers, and countless future collage projects. Tear up, cut up, and stick on — it's that simple.

Dig into that washi drawer and turn all those loose strips into something you'll actually use.

What's Inside

• Step-by-step PDF guide with photos
• 3 simple steps: create your tape surface, layer your washi tape, and back it with tissue paper
• Full materials list, including a clear-contact-paper alternative for larger sheets
• Tips for turning loose washi tape into durable, flexible collage fabric

Ideal For

• Journal Pockets & Tags
• Book Covers & Die Cuts
• Mixed Media Embellishments
• Junk Journaling

Specifications

Format: PDF | Size: 8.5" × 11" | Resolution: 300dpi | Delivery: Instant download

Licensing

This product is for personal use only. You may cut and use these materials in your own art journals, collages, mixed media projects, and handmade items for personal use or small-batch sale (up to 100 units). Mass reproduction, redistribution or resale is not permitted. © Collage Soup — All rights reserved.

CollageSoup makes fancy collage art books for people who create with their hands — to cut up, tear up, and stick on.

Keywords

washi tape, collage fabric, tissue paper, curious collage society, free project, journal pockets, mixed media embellishments, junk journaling