What does it look like when vintage labels meet striking washi tape?
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Is it better? Or, is it still dark?
Before I begin, may I ask you what you think about this vintage labels masking tape by Aimez le style? I’d love to hear from you in the comments section below!
There are five different designs and shapes, such as oval, round, etc. The colors are brown and green but also look blue in a way.
Why Is It Called Vintage Label?
Perhaps it’s not that clear in the pictures due to lighting – as it looks a bit “unclean” in reality. As far as I can see, it’s not exactly dirty but contains some kind of aged effect. Have you used distress ink before? Yes, it’s similar.
Because of the dark colors, I use striking green mt tape to match the vintage labels.
The result? I like the combination. The bold green (looks yellowish?) is too bright, in my opinion. And the vintage-look washi tape is sort of dull.
Thus, combining both of them would be an ideal solution.
Plus, you can write on the label, which I often use to attach it to the parcel. Stick the label masking tape on card stock and make a vintage gift tag. You can also try stamping on the label though I have yet to try it.
How do you use such vintage label decorative tape?
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