Altenew Academy · Online Class

Coloring Washi Tape Class

Lessons
1 lesson
Level
Beginner
Format
Self-paced · Lifetime virtual access
Description

Discover the joy of cardmaking with our bite-sized classes designed to spark creativity, reduce stress, and inspire handmade happiness.

Wish your washi tape matched your project perfectly? The Coloring Washi Tape Online Class shows you how to add your own colors and artistic touches to washi designs—perfect for creating one-of-a-kind accents that blend seamlessly with any card or layout.

Instructor: Lydia Evans


Class Features:
  • Lifetime, on-demand access – Join once and rewatch your exclusive class content anytime, anywhere, as often as you’d like!
  • Step-by-step video tutorial – Follow a detailed, easy-to-understand lesson packed with tips and techniques to elevate your cardmaking skills.
  • Exclusive, inspiring project – Learn through a one-of-a-kind project designed just for this class, only available to students.
  • High-quality visual inspiration – Get motivated with beautifully styled project photos to spark your creativity.

Lifetime access

Revisit every lesson, forever.

Downloadable resources

Printable instructions

Community

Share work in the student gallery.

About this class

Color Washi Tape to Match Any Project

Washi that matches perfectly, every time. Lydia Evans shows you how to add your own colors and artistic touches to washi tape, so your accents blend seamlessly with any card or layout.

What you'll learn

  • Color washi tape to match any card perfectly
  • Choose mediums that color washi tape without smearing
  • Add artistic touches to plain or patterned washi designs
  • Create one-of-a-kind washi accents for cards and layouts
  • Coordinate custom washi colors with your card palette
  • Blend washi accents seamlessly into any project design
Coloring Washi Tape Class class schedule

How it works

Your creative journey at Altenew Academy

A simple, supportive path from first lesson to finished masterpiece.

Enroll instantly

Pick your class, check out in seconds, and get lifetime virtual access.

Watch & learn

Stream crisp HD video lessons taught by top papercraft artists. Pause, rewind, go at your pace.

Create with confidence

Follow printable guides, color maps, and cut files as you craft alongside each lesson.

Share your work

Post your finished projects in the student gallery and celebrate with fellow makers.

Your instructor

Learn from the best

Discover the mentor behind your learning journey — sharing knowledge, guiding your growth, and helping you succeed every step of the way.

Lydia Evans

Lydia Evans

Cardmaker

Lydia Evans is an expert paper crafter and long-time Altenew designer known for her innovative techniques, bold colors, and dynamic designs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not at all. Each lesson walks you through techniques, making these classes beginner-friendly while offering fresh inspiration for experienced crafters.

On-demand classes feature pre-recorded video lessons ranging from 1 to 10 lessons focused on specific techniques or creative themes. Once enrolled, you can log into your Altenew Academy account and learn at your own pace.

No. On-demand classes are completely self-paced. You can pause, rewind, rewatch, and fit your crafting journey into your personal schedule whenever inspiration strikes.

You receive lifetime virtual access upon enrollment. The video lessons and downloadable resources stay in your Altenew Academy account so you can revisit them whenever you like.

The Class Pass Only option gives you full digital access to all pre-recorded video lessons and downloadable guides. If you want supplies delivered to your door, choose the Class Pass + Kit option to receive the curated materials needed to craft right along with the instructor.

What makers say

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What students say about this class.

Customer Reviews

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Gail Finney
Love the washi tape flowers finally

When I first opened the package, I was disappointed with the washi tape. I decided to go ahead and try it and I followed the directions.
I put the washi tape on cardstock and fussy cut out the flowers. I LOVE it. I have cut out a bunch and plan to use them on several cards and put back a few back for my scrapbooking pages.
I am so happy you had the vision, because I had to try it myself before I could see it.
There is a lot of washi tape and it will fuel many projects in the near future.
Thank you for adding it.