These are the tapes currently in my collection. The blue polka-dotted one I’ve had since 2014 and it actually went through the washing machine once 
oops
The goldfish and underwater sea animal tapes are my two newest. I need more though…
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Washi tapes usually cheap until you add customs duty and shipping 
Some people sell washitapes at second hand shops like “Dolap”.
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here are my washi tapes & PET tapes!
I don’t always buy full rolls. sometimes, i just purchase samplers and cut them up to store in my sticker paper insert. 
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One really nice use I’ve found is decorating picture frames. I buy cheap-ish plastic picture frames (the kind that hold multiple photographs), and use washi to decorate the plain edges. They end up looking quite nice and even make cute gifts 
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Quick question for the washi tape lovers out there: if you send washi tape samples to someone, what do you put the samples on so that the person can unstick and use them? Any recommendations, please? Thank you!
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I have received them on playing cards 
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Cut out stiff plastic from toys packaging 
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I use “PVC cards” for tapes without backing paper.
They are Php 5 (about $0.10) and you can cut them to smaller pieces to make more cards. They’re very sturdy! I like them. Otherwise if the tape has backing paper I’ll just leave as is.
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MT is my favorite washitapes, too. 
Although it’s a little expensive, viscosity is high. It is very good to use. The pattern is very beautiful and colorful.
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This was two years ago, so now I think I might have 10 more or so.
I must admit, it’s an addiction.
My favs (now)
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Does your tape look like a lot of tape from China? Because I saw Chinese characters and Chinese Panda, ha ha ha:+1:
I have a collection of some narrow tapes. I usually use them to make borders on the postcard.
And！I think no one will say no to the gilded tape!（Gold is not used, it is just the name of a craft.
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Gosh, the red ones are gorgeous. I need to buy red tapes to fix my journal cover
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I assume that i have plenty of washi tapes) One my table i keep a small box with the most used ones
And pieces of washi my pelpals send
Separately in a small cupboard I have some not often used or seasonal washi
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I’m using a small Tea Forte box (from a gift) to store my washi tapes. It has a small inner box, so it is two tiered. It fits nicely on my desk. I’ll graduate to an empty Saran Wrap box after this!
I get most of my washi tapes from Dollar Tree. If you like one, don’t wait! They won’t be there for long! I also like Scotch brand which I got from Wal-Mart.
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I finally got an empty aluminum foil box. It works out great! The metal teeth cuts the washi tape perfectly!
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This is a brilliant idea, actually, never thought of it before! 
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I have an addiction to washi but I have become more selective lately about what I keep. I prefer Japanese brands like BGM but I also really like collecting licensed/character prints like Sailor Moon, Sanrio, etc!
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