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Get Your Washi Tape Storage Idea Here!Need an easy Washi tape storage idea? Look no further! This DIY Washi tape organization station will have you whipping out Washi tape crafts like a champ.

My daughter loves Washi tape! She is always covering something or crafting with it. I have to admit it’s pretty cool. She was looking for a fun way to organize her Washi tape so of course I was up to the challenge.

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Not to long ago I got our rain boots in order with an easy organizing idea and the same principal was perfect for the Washi tape situation. I found a piece of scrap wood in my pile and got a dowel rod from the store.  I measured off spots to place the dowel rods on the board, making sure the Washi Tape would have room on each. Using a paddle bit on my drill the same size as the dowel rod I drilled holes into the board large enough to accept the rods.Need an easy Washi tape storage idea? Look no further! This DIY Washi tape organization station will have you whipping out Washi tape crafts like a champ.

For the dowel rods I cut them down using my mitre box saw (it is so handy! I used it for all my dollhouse makeover tasks). If you aren’t into power tools this little hand saw can really help you with small projects like this one. I use it inside the house and just sweep up after.Need an easy Washi tape storage idea? Look no further! This DIY Washi tape organization station will have you whipping out Washi tape crafts like a champ.

It’s mush easier to stain a rod than paint it so I went with a two tone look, staining the rods and painting the base. Once dry I used wood glue dabbed on the end of each dowel and placed them in the holes, perfect for Washi Tape storage.Need an easy Washi tape storage idea? Look no further! This DIY Washi tape organization station will have you whipping out Washi tape crafts like a champ.

To really take the cuteness up a notch I added some text with my new Chalk Couture Paste and transfer. Y’all this stuff is insanely easy and fun. Using a transfer I wiped the Chalk Couture Paint, quickly removed the stencil and sprinkled the wet paste with glitter. You can check out their products in my store here! (let me know if you have any questions) Need an easy Washi tape storage idea? Look no further! This DIY Washi tape organization station will have you whipping out Washi tape crafts like a champ.The great thing about this DIY Washi Tape holder is that you can make the dowels as tall as you’d like, make the board longer…any adaptations to meet your needs. Getting organized is always fun! I find you are way more likely to use your supplies when you can see what you have, so I hope this solution helps you get crafty.Need an easy Washi tape storage idea? Look no further! This DIY Washi tape organization station will have you whipping out Washi tape crafts like a champ.

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  1. rawsonjl says

    March 14, 2018 at 4:44 PM

    I just LOVE this idea! Pinned. 🙂

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    • Kim at Hunt and Host says

      March 18, 2018 at 8:06 PM

      thank you – you are my favorite 🙂

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  2. Rosemary Parker says

    September 10, 2019 at 11:52 AM

    I was wondering if anyone could suggest how or what i can use to keep all my different occasional cards separated

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  3. Danna says

    September 10, 2019 at 1:56 PM

    That’s such a great idea. This would also work for ribbon. Thank you for everything you do.

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