INSIDE : Learn how you can create this fun and easy DIY Pineapple Washi tape print to add a pop of color and pattern to hang in your home.
Owls, Chevron, Chalkboard, these are just a few trends that have come and are slowly heading out. Ready for the next huge trend? PINEAPPLES. Yes, that’s right.
Pineapples are making an appearance all over the place, from necklaces, to Easter eggs. So today I’ll be sharing how to jump on this trend by making a Pineapple Washi tape print.
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What supplies do I need to make a Washi Tape Pineapple Print?
An assortment of washi tapes in shades of oranges + yellows
White Paper
Book Page
Pencil
Xacto knife
I laid my washi tape out and drew lines on either side of it. Then, I removed the tape and drew in lines to make triangles within the two bold washi tape horizontal lines.
The diagonal lines were my “cut lines”. I did this to create as close as possible of a uniform triangle for my pattern. It was fairly successful.
Next, I freehanded a pineapple shape and started placing the triangles with a very small space in-between them.
After the entire pineapple shape was covered, I carefully used my Xacto knife and cut along my original pencil line to create a clean image.
I also cut out the leafy portion of the pineapple from an old book.
I just love how it turned out.
If you are looking for more Easy DIY Artwork, you might want to check out these simple tutorials I put together for other paintings.
I want to hang this in my new guest room + office, but goodness it’s getting crowded in there with all my new projects!
I love all the pineapple color it brings!
What do you think? What fruit would you make?
This is so cute! I am pinning this to make with my niece who is currently obsessed with pineapples:)
Ah, too fun! Send a picture when you are done. xo
Such a fun, simple, and adorable art project. Love it!!
So cute and perfect for summer! We featured you at The Creative Collection! Thanks for linking up! Have a great weekend!
That is too cute! I’ve been looking for some Washi Tape projects, may have to give this one a try. Thanks for Sharing!
This is gorgeous and so fun! Thanks for linking it up to Thursday S.T.Y.L.E. I sadly was pretty late catching the chevron boat, and I had no clue that pineapples are making their way into the latest trends. Thanks for the head’s up!
What a fun DIY project for summer! I love your attention to detail!
People are loving this on my Facebook page, so creative! Thanks as always for linking to Cook it! Craft it! Share it! hope to see you back tomorrow!
This is so neat! Would you believe I’ve never made anything with washi tape? This has to be my first project! I’d love for you to come share it at our link party… On my blog at http://www.joyinourhome.com. Love the paper leaves!
Kendra
I love this print! I’m starting to get into washi tape. It looks like a blast!
This is so fun and so CUTE, Amy!
This is so cute and juicy!! Saw it over on Craftberry bush.
Great idea! Love!
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The pineapple design is a sign of welcome. I am so happy it’s trending. Thank you for sharing this great project.
Where have I been! I had no idea that it was pineapple time! And Aimee…yours is tooo cute!!
Thanks for sharing your creativity with us at Project Inspire{d}!
This is DARLING! I have a ridiculous amount of washi tape. I am always looking for ways to use it. This is perfect for summer. Love it
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This is adorable! I still have not tried washi tape yet, so next time I’m in the craft store, I’ve got to get some–thanks for the inspiration! 🙂
This is so pretty, bright and cheerful! Visiting from i heart nap time and pinning! Hope you have a wonderful weekend!
So sweet of you, April. Thank you for stopping by!
Yay! So cute! So funny, because I’m working on a pineapple print right now too. They really are the new thing right now!
Amy, I LOVE this! So creative and different! You are so good! Thanks so much for linking up to our first “Enchanting Inspiration” link up party! We hope to see you next Wed. with more of your amazing-ness! 😉
This is so great!!! I love it and pinning.
I love this so much! It would look great in my family room so I’m definitely gonna try to make one!
Thanks so much for joining in the first ever Caffeintated Crafters link party!
I love this so much! And it would look great in my family room so I may just attempt it.
Thanks so much for joining in the first ever Caffeintated Crafters link party!
I love, love this! You did such a great job–the colors are so cute together! I definitely think pineapples are a cute idea, at least for summer! Just dropping by from place of my taste and workit wed.:) Have a great week.
Thanks for stopping by, Rachel!
OMG I am obsessed with pineapples! This is a brillant idea and they would make really nice gifts 🙂
I know, they are so cute! Thanks for stopping by, Michelle!
Cute idea, very creative! I think the pineapple trend is perfect right now for summer and I know I’m trying to re-decorate our home and put more of the summer atmosphere into it…pinning this and now following you on Twitter. Saw your link at Turn it Up Tuesday. 🙂
Thanks for stopping by Bernadyn! And you’re right, summer is such a perfect pineapple vibe!
Incredibly beautiful. My house is in total need of its own pineapple 🙂
Yes, Alli you must get some pineapples! =)
This is absolutely beautiful!
Lovely bit of art. I’m sure I remember reading once that pineapples are a symbol of welcome somewhere in the world – (I’d better do some research if they are going to be the next big thing!) Maybe you could hang this in your hall way!
Very creative with the washi tape triangles! Very cute.
Beautiful! Love the small piece of newspaper in there.. very creative 🙂
Thank you so much, Vidya!
So cute, Amy! Love it!
What a fun project! I had no idea pineapples were a trend right now… thanks for cluing me in 🙂
Well your mama says that has to be the cutest pineapple and just maybe I could be on board! Love it Ames!
Thanks my mama!
Love this! What a fun way to add a pop of color!
Thanks for stopping by and always supporting, Amanda!