6.365 Washi Tapes - Wall Art

By PY.

Poppy Seed wrote about how to create your unique piece of wall art last Wednesday.
It was pretty and fun and so Poppy Seed! ^u^
Such personalized craft just reflects exactly the character of the creator.

I enjoy crafting, especially those "Quick and no Fuss" craft.
And I believe that having children engage in simple projects (crafting, scribbling, general motor skill stimulation activities, etc) will encourage their creativity and imagination.

Largest painting "The Lady with Floral Basket" with white picture frame is a gift from my mother in law. The smallest floral post card is by Taiwanese illustrator, Milly. The 3 hand paintings are part of Baby G's artworks in 2012. I laminated her work prior to stick them on the wall. This can help to preserve her works. 

To show Baby G how much i appreciate her works, i display them on the wall with Colte washi tapes. Such tapes are toxic free and they are adhesive enough to stick and yet gentle enough to not damage your wall. Baby G's works can now be properly "framed" and changed for display when she has new artwork.

After i upload the picture, i realized that "The Lady with Floral Basket" is not straighten. Oh well.

Postcard by Milly + Colte Washi Tapes

While i was trying to capture the picture with my iPhone, Baby G was there to imitate. (Don't worry, the Iphone in her hand is a broken unit where you cannot make phone calls or get online. She was only using it to capture picture. )

Washi tape craft is fun and easy. Let's use it to celebrate and embrace our children's achievements. Cheers!