Washi tape - Amador county, California

This lovely washi tape features my original drawings of venues, landmarks, and things uniquely Amador county in California.

The illustrations were originally painted by me in watercolour and ink, or markers and ink. Some of the illustrations are available in my shop as prints, stickers, and on totes.

Washi tape is a decorative tape made of rice paper that is both sustainable and completely recyclable. It’s semi-transparent and water-resistant. It can be torn by hand or cut with scissors. It’s great for all kinds of papercraft, gift wrapping/packaging, journals, scrapbooking, making your own cards, and embellishing planners - the list is nearly endless.

The tapes I currently offer are a little over 1/2” wide and approximately 32 feet per roll. The print process used is CMYK which captures all the detail and vibrancy of my original designs. All the tapes come on a cardboard roll so they are easy to store and when the time comes, recycle.