Confetti Tape is perfect for any package, envelope, card or craft! Make it in your choice of colors to customize to your event! A great activity for kids too! Activity is easy!

Jump to TutorialDo you love washi tape?  Are you a *bit* obsessed with it like I am?  Do you hoard it?  Every color, shape, size and pattern?  If you answered Yes to any of these questions then this tutorial for How to Make Your Own Confetti Tape is for YOU!

 This fun Confetti Tape paper craft is perfect for kids and adults alike.  Customize the colors to your favorites, team color, school colors or holiday specific.

 

I have branched out from my washi tape love into this super fun confetti tape! I fell in love with some but it had a $10 price tag for just a few short strips. {sad face} I knew I could DIY up some of my own and now I kind of can’t stop making it! Here’s what you need:

Supplies Needed for Confetti Tape:

• Clear Poster Tape or Carpet Tape
• Paper in your color choices
• Hole Punch
• Scissors
• Paper plate or small tray to gather your confetti

First things first…get punching!  Simple as that.  Pull up your favorite TV show or punch while your littles are playing at your feet, but get to punching some confetti!

Next gather your confetti on a paper plate or a small flat tray.  Cut a length of your tape and press the exposed sticky side onto your confetti.

Repeat until the entire tape is covered.

Best thing about this is you can customize it to whatever occasion you are preparing for!  Valentine’s, St. Patrick’s Day, Team Colors, Favorite colors, endless options!

When you are ready to use it, simply peel off the paper backing of the tape and you are ready to stick. The tape is clear so you can apply to almost anything!

Tips:

• Use Poster Tape or Carpet Tape because it is double sided tape that also has a paper backing.  So you can make your confetti tape ahead and then store it until needed!
• When doing rainbow confetti tape, punch equal amounts of each color so that your rainbow is uniform and not one color dominated.
• Use paper that is colored on both sides.  Believe me…you will NOT want to have to manually flip little pieces over because their white side is showing!
• Tissue paper also works great!  When punching make sure to fold it over several times and punch all the layers at once!  It makes it easier to punch the flimsy material and also saves you time!

Uses:

What can’t you use this for should be the question!  :)  How about to add some life to a dull envelope?

How about making some in holiday colors and using to decorate Kraft treat bags?

Or you can use it for a party and make some adorable food and drink tent cards!

You could also use this tape on invitations, on gift wrap, gift bags, gift tags, mason jars, notebooks, the options are endless!  Mix it up with some of those fun punches too!  How about stars, or hearts, or snowflake confetti tape?

What confetti tape would YOU like to make?

Thanks for crafting with me today!  You can see some of my other washi tape projects or see how I made a Chrysanthemum Clock from plastic spoons.  I like to get crazy from time to time and I made my own Mason Jar Straw Lids and share my sure-fire, most fabulous way to Remove Labels from Jars!