I love the time spent arranging food washi tapes | "Accordion Notebook Washi Tape Encyclopedia" Fruit Edition 🥝🍌🍊

This time, I will be featuring fruit washi tapes.

Even with the same fruit patterns, the atmosphere varies from realistic watercolor styles and loose illustrations to retro-pop designs. When you line them up, you can clearly see the differences in color usage and drawing techniques, making it feel like you are looking at a small fruit encyclopedia.

19 Kichijoji Original Masking Tape

A Kichijoji original masking tape. It is a playful design featuring kiwi fruits alongside the kiwi, the national bird of New Zealand.

⑳ mt

An impactful washi tape with realistic bananas lined up. It features whole bananas and patterns at slightly different angles, making it a simple yet strangely eye-catching design.

㉑ World Craft

With a rhythm to the way the bananas are arranged, this is a tape that makes any page fun just by sticking it on. It was a delightful tape to look at, with just the right balance of pop and elegance.

㉒ mt

An impactful design with large oranges drawn all over the tape. It features whole oranges and even cross-sections cut in half, making it look very delicious.

㉓ mt Shikoku Local Tape - Ehime

A washi tape featuring four types of mandarin oranges, including those with leaves and cross-sections.
Because of its nostalgic design, it is perfect for retro paper items and diary decoration. It was a heartwarming tape that makes you want to remember winter mandarin oranges.

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A masking tape with a somewhat nostalgic atmosphere, featuring retro mandarin oranges lined up. The colors, reminiscent of old fruit packaging or vintage advertisements, make it a very cute tape.

Summary

The charm of fruit-patterned masking tapes is that they instantly brighten up a page just by lining them up.

From realistic fruit patterns to retro illustrations and loose designs, the atmosphere of each is quite different, making this a fun genre to compare.

There are still many fruit patterns I haven't been able to introduce yet, so I would like to continue compiling them little by little like a "fruit encyclopedia."

Thank you for watching☆