How to use up your washi tape: ADD your suggestions!

Bahaha! I use it:

tape up temporary notes
hold a part while I am trying to put something together ( like my ikea raskog)
in place of scotch tape to tape something shut
temporary labels

that is all I can think of at the moment.

I don't bother with it on my layouts anymore.

Mostly my teens use it when they are painting, for crisp lines.

Use it to adhere my extra favourite photos to the wall for a temporary photo wall in my spare room.

I use it to hold stencils down.
I am not a sewer so I use it to hold shaker pockets together (or I close them with the Tiny Attacher staples).
Put them on envelope flaps.
If I use them on pages I usually staple the ends with the Tiny Attacher so they stay put.
Lay them in strips, spray some mist, let dry then lift up and have spots to journal.

I tape down small dies, tape down paper to my Cricut mat that is not super sticky, and my favorite - seal the back of envelopes for greeting cards.

Cover the forward facing camera on my iPad and MacBook.

Tagging kellyr21
She did a recent video about using washi tape!

I throw away the cheap rolls that don’t stick at all (stupid Michaels washi). Life is too short.
I use it for hinges on tip-ins and flip-ups in my journals.
I use it to hold dies in place while cutting.
I use it on every envelope I send out - I seal the envelope properly with tape or glue and then add a nice long strip of washi tape over the seal. That’s my favorite use for it.
I actually use up rolls of washi tape this way! I send quite a lot of mail.

I've definitely used it to seal envelopes shut or hold dies in place, but mostly I use it by tearing the long edge and using it tucked under the edges of my photos as a border strip.

Other than the typical scrapbooking use, I use it as tape when I wrap gifts. So much more fun than regular tape!

Thanks for the tag! I loved using lots of it in that circle background I made!
Also, I love using it in my TNs. This allows me to use it regularly!

I also use it on gifts, but when wrapping a box, use it in lieu of ribbon and then stick a coordinating/contrasting bow on it. Right now I am using it to tape the bubble wrap around beads in packages I send out from my very small online bead store.

Why have I never thought of this?! TFS!

I use it to position dies on paper before running them through my Cuttlebug.

I use it to tape notes on page protectors when I need to add something later.

I use it to hold down my alignment ruler when placing alphas on cards and layouts.

I have a few standard lengths of common items taped off on the edge of my work table as a visual shortcut (width of a PL card, the length that works best for the ribbon in tags, etc). Saves me having to measure every little thing...

I use it to tape elements together on PL cards and to secure threads and cover brads and staples.

I use it as temporary tape for messages and reminders both in the house and in the cars.

I use it to hold the elastic ends together on masks I make so that the recipient can tie them to fit their head securely.

I ran out of tailor's chalk so I use it to mark fabric for alterations and sewing lines, etc.

I use it on my sewing machine to mark seam allowances and other measurements.

I use it to tack things away from seams when I'm sewing.

I use it to keep a pin on every bottle that gets clogged (like glossy accents).

I use a green foliage washi it to mark vegan foods for quick reference.

I sometimes use it as tape on presents, RAKs, and ebay items I send out.

There's probably more - I have rolls stashed all over the house because I reach for it so frequently.