MT Masking Tape green (7m)

MT Masking Tape in green is a paper tape made from Japanese Washi paper – 15 mm wide, 7 m long, with a silky matte, gently textured surface and a hint of transparency. The colour is a calm, rich green that looks equally striking on paper, cardboard or smooth surfaces. Washi paper gives the tape a subtle texture that makes it pleasant to handle and easy to tear – both crosswise and lengthwise, without scissors.

Features

• Washi paper from Japan: The material is finely textured and slightly transparent, allowing underlying patterns or writing to show through – ideal for layering in journals or on cards.
• Silky matte surface: The matte texture reflects no light, appearing understated and can be easily written on with pens, ballpoints and fineliners.
• Freely hand-tearable: Crosswise or lengthwise tears work without scissors – the torn edge looks spontaneous and organic, no clean cut required.
• Leaves no residue: The tape lifts cleanly from smooth surfaces without sticky residue – corrections and rearranging possible at any time.
• Conforms to contours: The flexible paper follows curves and slight irregularities without wrinkling or lifting.

Use & Tips

• Journal & Planner: Green accent stripes create clear visual dividers between weeks or topic areas – the green appears calm and structuring, not intrusive.
• Writing on tape: The matte Washi surface can be written on directly with a fine ballpoint or pigment fineliner – legible even in small font sizes.
• Layering and combining: Thanks to its slight transparency, the tape can be placed over printed or handwritten surfaces without obscuring them completely.
• Packaging & gift design: Use as a closure strip on kraft paper or as a label replacement on jars and boxes – easily removable from smooth surfaces.
• Collage & mixed media: Torn strips of varying lengths create irregular textured areas that combine well with other papers or stamps.

For Washi Enthusiasts

MT (Kamoi Kakoshi) is one of the original manufacturers of Washi masking tape and produces in Japan. The paper is traditionally made from plant fibres, which gives the tape its characteristic tearability and slightly uneven, lively texture – qualities that machine-made tapes with synthetic carriers cannot replicate. The colour is worked directly into the paper, not applied as a film coating, which explains the matte feel and writability.

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