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Washi Tape Tabs

Washi Tape Tabs
Sparkly pink and gold washi tabs.

Today’s guest post is by Kate from SparkleTart where you can find lots of ideas about planning as well as art projects and planner crafts! I love how easy and quick this DIY project is and of course, it uses washi, one of my personal favorite materials. :)

Washi Tape Tabs

Hello gorgeous people! Are you getting ready to send your kids back to school or perhaps going back to school yourself? It’s always nice to start off the year with beautiful stationery and supplies. Today I’m going to show you the World’s easiest Page Tabs and how to make them in under 5 minutes! So let’s get started.

Materials List

The following list has all the supplies and tools you'll need to make this project.

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Notes

I’m using a hexagon shape paper punch but circles, squares or rectangles would also work well.

Use cardstock that is at least 120gsm.

Try using different types of washi. The ones pictured here are glitter tape.

Step 1

Hole punched hexagon shapes for washi tape tabs

First, punch as many shapes as you need for your book plus one or 2 extra (just in case).

Step 2

Pink glitter washi tape tabs in progress

Begin by adding the pink skinny glitter tape to one edge of your punched shape, press down firmly.

Step 3

Washi tape tabs - first step

Add the thicker gold tape making sure it’s right up against the first piece - you don’t want any gaps.

Step 4

Washi tape tabs layered with pink and gold washi

If there is any card still exposed, cover it with the pink skinny deco tape.

Step 5

Washi tape tabs cut excess washi to shape

Trim any excess tape from the cardboard shape.

Step 6

washi tape tabs being assembled with roll of tape

Attach double-sided tape to the back of the punched shape - make sure you only add it to the lower half of the shape (the bit that will be stuck to the page).

Step 7

Washi tape tabs on kraft folder; scissors, tape, and washi tape in background

Peel the backing from double-sided tape and attach to your pages.

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