What to do with WASHI TAPE? Washi Tape Share and Project Idea 

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Heheh Eileen, I also don't use them because I don't have a printer. (Well theoretically I do, but its an ancient beast, and barely prints text)

Hehe thank you Kim :)

@@TreasureBooks ohh thank you for reply. I've been doing a marathon of Treasure Book's videos :3 I love all of your creativities

I cracked up laughing! This is why I watch your videos, you are so cute!

I love it too! It's a masterpiece!

It’s so stunning!! Please don’t pull it apart!!!

Yes, it’s beautiful. I’m sure someone would buy it. Please don’t destroy it .

@@bernicecox5208 Oh My! I agree with you all. That is so beautiful, it would be a crime to pull it apart.

Than you so much Denise :)

Isnt she the best?!

Thank you! 😊 I think I will leave it as is, after reading these comments :)

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Try Amazon.

I often get these comments. You need to turn on the closed captioning yourself. It is available on every RU-vid video. You can also choose any language you want. But YOU must do this, not me.

Oh I see, for some reason this video doesn't have them available, but all my other videos do. I will see what I can do about this. Thank you for letting me know Kathy

just run your mouse over the video and you will open several option one cc for closed caption . I use it all the time.

ME, TOO! THOUGH, I found them on this one at the very bottom of the screen and only in small screen view, I'm finding this more and more which is doubly frustrating as my vision is fading as well. sigh. aging is not easy!!

@@TreasureBooks yes, we know that's how it's supposed to work, but it doesn't always, and sometimes even when it does they're weirdly wrong or in another language altogether, often Russian or a variety of Asian language [kangi symbols]

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Thank you so much 😊 Will do! I promise not to hoard hehe

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Wonderful! Thanks so much for watching April :)

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Yay! Thank you! You will LOVE your washis when they arrive :)

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It would be great for someone with ADHD, autism or SPD, too!

@@sheliaporter6795 How would someone with ADHD use it? My new boyfriend has this condition, and I'm trying to learn more in general, but especially about how to help him... and my love language is "I made you a thing!" So if this would help him (maybe with a computery theme...), I'd love to know how.

@@dindranew.6808 my grand daughter is ADHD, autistic, spd and ocd, by making interactive pages, pockets and ephemera, it helps with the movement aspect of ADHD. It also helps with the sensory of spd, autism and ocd. My grand daughter loves opening and closing snaps, buttons, zippers and flaps on pockets. Another thing that helps her is the lavender spray that I make. I buy lavender and put it in boiled water and let it steep for a while, then strain it and put it into spray bottles, to use to scent the pages with. As for the ADHD itself, instead of medication, I use lavender essential oil and Vetiver essential oil that I mix with a carrier oil. I use either almond or coconut oil. I put it in a roller ball dark, glass bottle and roll it on her feet at night. And I carry it with us when we got places, so if needed I can rub some on her. It helps her pretty well, as long as we aren't in stressful places.for her, such as the grocery store or park. Some people with ADHD, especially the mixed kind, like she has, doesn't do well in places with a lot of activity and people. I also make interactive lap quilts for Alzhemier patients, ADHD, SPD, autism, and ocd patients. It's the same concept, but in a small quilt form. Check out www.understood.org. I hope this helps.

Thank you so much Linda. I will definitely keep that book as is, after seeing all these wonderful comments :)