Washi tape birds

Washi tape "Birds"

The washi tape with beautiful illustrations of various birds, such as owls, robins and sparrows, is perfect for crafting with children. The rice paper tape is easy to tear off by hand, is self-adhesive and removable. The rice paper comes from sustainable forestry, is printed with water-based ink, produced in an environmentally conscious way and packaged plastic-free. Good for you, your children and the environment.

Discover more beautiful washi tapes, such as washi tape bouquet of flowers or washi tape forest animals.

The washi tapes also make wonderful little gifts for birthdays or first day at school and are just as suitable as gifts or for filling advent calendars.

Product information:

• Contents: 1 washi tape with bird motifs in a box.
• Material: Certified rice paper from sustainable forestry.
• Dimensions: 1.5 × 4.5 × 4.5 cm, L 10 m.
• Weight: 0.015 kg.
• Illustration: Andrea Hild.

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The history of washi tape

Washi tape, also known as masking tape, has its roots in traditional Japanese handicrafts. The term "washi" refers to the thinner and more durable paper made from plant fibres. The tape was first produced in Japan in the 1920s and was initially used as a tool for painters to draw straight lines and cover areas.

In the 1980s, washi tape began to gain popularity outside of Japan, particularly in the DIY and crafting community. Today, washi tape is a popular crafting material around the world, available in a variety of colours, patterns and widths.

Craft ideas with washi tape for children

Washi tape bookmarks: Children can cut a piece of cardboard and wrap it with different patterns and colours of washi tape to create individual bookmarks. They can then paint them, decorate them with stickers or personalise them.