I saw these pretty Bamboo Inlay Gallery Frames for $24, and I loved them.

I had this frame that I bought for 50 cents at a yard sale a few weeks back, and I figured I would try my hand at getting that same Anthro look.

My first dilemma was where to find tape that narrow. The smallest painter's tape I have ever used is around an inch wide, which was wider than what I was needing.
I thought about just cutting painter's tape down the middle, but then I thought that sounded like too much work.
I went to Michael's and asked for the type of tape I needed, and they sent me to the art section where they had artists tape but it was $18! Forget that!
So then I found this 3 pack of polka-dotted crafting tape on sale for $1.99. I had no idea if it would keep the paint from bleeding through though, but I decided to give it a shot.
I used FrogTape to tape off the inner square, and then taped off the stripes.
I then painted over the tape with Plaster Paint in Native Stone. It took 3 coats to get it all covered. I usually peel off painters tape when my projects are still wet, but this time I decided to let it dry first.
I had no idea what to expect when I peeled off the tape since this tape really isn't made as a paint barrier.
Miraculously it worked! No bleeding at all!
I was really happy how it turned out!
Theirs was $24, and mine was only $2.50! Plus theirs was only a 46 and mine was a 57.
To see the finished project click on the link down below!