As we move into our third hour of International Scrapbook Day, letâs explore a fun and stylish way to enhance your journaling: using washi tape!
Challenge #2: Use Washi Tape for Journaling Strips
Forget about rulers or lined paper! Lay down strips of washi tape to create beautiful, straight lines for your journaling. This simple technique adds a splash of color and pattern to your pages, making your text not only neat but also visually appealing.
Featured Project
Today, Iâm sharing a page from my scrapbook dedicated to the TV show "For All Mankind," one of my current favorites. This layout features different shades of blue washi tape, perfectly aligning with the showâs thematic elements and adding a dynamic look to my journaling.
Why This Matters
Washi tape is more than just decorative. Itâs a versatile tool that can be used to bring structure to your layouts without sacrificing style. Its ease of use and immediate impact make it a favorite among scrapbookers who want to add flair and focus to their pages.
How to Participate
Select Your Tape: Choose washi tapes that complement the theme of your page or just pick your favorite colors.
Apply and Write: Position your washi tape strips where youâd like your journaling to go. Use them as guides to keep your writing straight and tidy.
Share and Inspire: Upload your creations to our Substack chat or on the ALP app. Weâre excited to see how you integrate washi tape into your journaling!
Washi tape offers a unique blend of functionality and decoration, making it a staple in the toolkit of modern scrapbookers. Whether youâre adding a subtle touch or making a bold statement, itâs an excellent way to personalize your story.
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Let's Get Crafting
Share your creations here in our Substack chat, over in the ALP community, or by tagging us on social media and letâs inspire each other.
Canât wait to see what we all create!
xoxo,
Kristin



