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Since school has just started, right now is the best time to find the whiteboards on sale. Then there’s the fact that they are so, well white, I thought the board could use some color. Here is my version of the popular craft… Washi Tape Dry Erase Calendar!
I am trying to keep a calendar going for the blog, but every time I start one I forget to write anything down on it. So, I figured if I place it right in front of me I won’t lose track of time and dates.
Now just what is this Washi Tape? Washi tape is decorative Japanese masking tape made from rice paper. It is a transparent tape that you can easily tear, stick and reposition. Which makes it really easy to create this craft. The lines already made on the calendar help too.
Washi Tape Dry Erase Calendar
Supplies:
- Imagination Station Magnetic Dry Erase Calendar
- Scotch® Expressions Washi Tape in Poppy
and Orange Swiss Dot - Duck Glitter Tape .75 in x 96-inch size roll in Silver
- Duck Brand Fabric Tape in Coral Multi Stripe
- Memory Keepers Washi Tape Pomegranate, Chevron
- X-Acto Knife
and Orange Swiss DotInstructions:
Place the first washi tape stripes, orange stripes, vertically over the lines already made into the board. Trim with an X-Acto knife and smooth the edges of the tape down. If you get the stripe uneven just lift and replace the tape.
Add the Poppy washi tape horizontally over the orange dot tape. Place the Pomegranate Chevron washi tape horizontally over the top lines on the calendar. Add the silver glitter Duck tape to the edge of the frame.
Add two 2 inch pieces of the Duck Fabric tape over the plastic magnet, trim with an X-Acto knife and smooth edges down. And that’s it, an instant custom calendar and a super easy kid friendly craft!
LOVE IT? PINIT!
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Tara says
atIs the washi tape easy to remove when you want to change it?
Kim says
atHi Tara,
Yes, washi tape is basically masking tape. Super easy to remove and change colors for each month.
Kim
Jenny says
atI’m in love with this dry erase board! So cute and so many possibilities. I was just looking at a dry erase calendar this morning!
Sinea Pies says
atI reallllly love this, Kim. In fact, so much that this is my Editor’s Pick for Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop. You will be featured this week. Be sure to stop by (we open Tuesday eve 7pm EDT for early birds)
Nadine says
atThis is a really cute idea. I really need to get me some washi tape it’s so versatile. 🙂
Amy says
atFirst I really like the idea of this project! Second and totally random, I love the color on the wall with the desk and lamp when you show the final product. I have been hunting for a similar color would you mind sharing what color it is and from who?
Kim says
atHi Amy,
Glad you liked this project! As for the paint well I painted this room (my former playroom, now workshop) seven years ago. I have a couple of cans of this paint in my basement, they are both from paint chips by Benjamin Moore, matched by Lowes Valspar so the labels are codes. I do not have the paint chips anymore either, so finding the color is impossible. I will tell you it is a vintage teal I was going for. I saw a vintage surfing poster in Hobby Lobby and matched to it. Sorry I could not be more help! Thanks for reading!
Kim