As promised, here’s more crafty washi tape goodness.  Have fun and let your imagination run free!

Garland and little flags for place settings
from Project Wedding

Glass bottle or vase wraps via Flickr 1 / 2

Love the criss-crossing of tape patterns!

DIY borders for frames
from Decor8

Pretty packaging with glassine
via Happy Tape

Business cards from Mint
(also a neat idea for your place cards/escort cards and gift tags)

DIY magnetic note holders (with tutorial)
by Whisker Graphics

Taped jar lids by Kelly Wilkinson;
DIY instructions over at Hearthandmade Blog

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And for the hardcore collectors, thought you might also drool enjoy seeing this.  It’s okay. You can thank me later, he he.

See also: Part 1
More goodies coming…

Aaand my Japanese masking tape obsession continues!  If you have been visiting us for a while now, you know my love of yummy washi paper tapes in all sorts of beautiful colors and patterns.

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I blogged about them a while back and have since then taken note of the endless creative ideas and variety of uses (even if you’re not getting married!) around blogland. Boy-oh-boy, do I have a list for you, my dears!  From decorating boxes, packaging  and invites — inspiration abounds. Here is 1 of 4 installments.  Enjoy!

Packaging and label ideas
From Nothing Elegant on Etsy

From Zakka Life

Vintage postcard place cards from Project Wedding

Stay tuned for Part 2!

I know it’s already past Valentine’s, but I thought I’d share anyways. After all, these darling notecards would be just as sweet any time of the year. So for my sweetie and for yours, enjoy this ♥ freebie goodness ♥ courtesy of  74 Lime Lane.

Ahh, nothing like some lace and doily pretties to lift the spirits on this deep snowy winter day.

Doily garland lights via Tumblr

DIY lacy votive holder tute from The Martha

Sweet Straws from A Field Journal

I’ve always been smitten by all the tea towel and handkerchief invitation gorgeousness you see around blog-land. So it comes as no surprise that this fantastic set of DIY hanky invites from Tulle and Feathers (meant “to look like vintage love letters packaged up from anthro“) gets a MAJOR dogear in my book.

Would you believe me if I told you that these were printed on fabric using freezer paper?!

Oh YES. Definitely a labor of love and the end result is nothing short of AWESOME.

Get more of the DIY scoop from SDBride here.  And in case you wanna try the freezer paper technique, check out this cool tute from Limelady.

{ all images from Tulle and Feathers, via Erin Ever After }