MIND WAVE Borderless Die-Cut Masking Tape - 18mm x 5m

Borderless die-cut masking tape is cut to the shape of the artwork, so a roll of blue flowers or a row of tiny houses lays down without a white edge and reads like a printed illustration rather than a strip of tape.

What you get

• One roll of 18mm wide die-cut masking tape, 5 m long
• Six designs: blue flower, collage, stamp, tea time, houses, girl
• Watercolour print on masking tape paper, 11 g per roll
• Roll holder H40 x W40 x D20 mm; made in Japan

Specs

• Body size: 18mm width x 5m length
• Package size: H40 x W40 x D20 mm
• Weight: 11 g
• Material: masking tape paper
• Made in Japan

How people use it

Because the print has no border, a single motif can be torn off by hand and placed as a small picture - a teacup on a recipe page, a house on a page header, a flower cluster over a photo corner - which is why die-cut tape sits on the desks of people who journal with a very light hand.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does borderless mean?

A: The tape is cut along the outline of the artwork, so each motif lifts off without a white edge, unlike standard masking tape with a straight cut edge.

Q: How wide and how long is the tape?

A: Each roll is 18 mm wide and 5 m long, wound on a cardboard core that measures H40 x W40 x D20 mm.

Q: Can I tear it by hand?

A: Yes. Masking tape paper tears across the grain, so small motifs can be separated without scissors.

Q: Is it safe on paper and photos?

A: The tape is low-tack and removable on most paper, which is how it is normally used for journaling layouts.

Q: Does it write over?

A: Ballpoint and pencil write over the printed surface; wet inks need a moment to dry.

Q: Where is it made?

A: MIND WAVE makes these rolls in Japan.