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American Crafts Jen Hadfield Washi Tape - Flower Child, 8pcs

American Crafts Jen Hadfield Flower Child is a set of 8 washi tapes filled with flowers, rainbows, phrases and colourful patterns with a cheerful retro feel. The coordinating designs make it easy to add borders, small accents and repeated pops of colour to scrapbook layouts, journals, planners, cards and tags. Each roll contains 6 yards of tape, while the mix of widths gives you everything from fine decorative lines to wider statement strips.
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American Crafts Jen Hadfield Flower Child includes 8 decorative washi tapes from Jen Hadfield’s Flower Child collection. The designs feature flowers, rainbows, phrases and colourful graphics in warm pink, orange, yellow and blue tones. The rolls come in several widths, from narrow tapes for subtle details to wider designs for borders and larger decorative areas.

Their colourful retro look works beautifully with spring, summer and everyday memories. Repeat small pieces of the same tape across a scrapbook page, frame photographs with quick strips of colour, or combine several patterns to build a relaxed, playful background in journals and albums.

👉 Features:

  • Includes 8 decorative washi tapes
  • Designs feature flowers, rainbows, phrases and colourful patterns
  • Each roll measures 6 yds (5.5 m)
  • Total length 48 yds (43.9 m)
  • Part of the Flower Child collection by Jen Hadfield for American Crafts

📐 Tape Widths:

  • 0.25" (0.6 cm) x 2
  • 0.375" (0.9 cm) x 3
  • 0.5" (1.27 cm) x 1
  • 0.75" (1.9 cm) x 1
  • 0.875" (2.2 cm) x 1

👍 Ideal for: scrapbooking, journals, planners, art journals, cards, tags, mini albums and mixed media

✨ Inspiration Tip:

Create a scrapbook page inspired by an old summer diary and let the washi tapes act like little memories of their own: a rainbow strip beside a photo, a few flowers around the date, and one narrow tape running across the page to connect the whole story.