DIY Washi Tape Holder

by Sue's Creative Workshop

7 Materials

1 Hour

Easy

A Dollar Store DIY...

Turn an inexpensive Dollar Tree wood tray into a cute little washi tape holder. Just add Mod Podge and Decorative Tissue Paper for a quick and easy project.

I found this cute little wood tray the other day at Dollar Tree and I thought it was the perfect size to hold a small collection of Washi Tape.

Materials Used:

Small Wood Tray from Dollar Tree*
Mod Podge*
Mod Podge Brushes
Acrylic Paint: Dark Scarlet, White Birch
Patterned Tissue Paper
Scissors
Sanding Block and Small Emory Board

Directions:

Lightly sand the surface of the tray with the sanding block to smooth.
Paint the outside with white birch paint and the inside with dark scarlet.
Cut the tissue paper into 3″ strips. Working one side at a time, apply Mod Podge to the side of the tray. Apply and gently smooth tissue paper. Apply tissue paper to all four sides. Allow Mod Podge to dry.
Use a Sanding Block on the edges of the tray to gently remove the extra tissue paper.
Use a Small Emory Board to gently remove the extra tissue paper from the small opening.
Apply one or two coats of mod podge over the tissue paper to seal.

The wood tray measures approximately 5″ x 7″ and can hold several rolls of Washi Tape.

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