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Washi Tape Racetrack DIY

Turn rainy days into racetrack days with a little bit of washi tape and a whole lot of creativity.

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Make Space

To start you indoor racetrack, assess the area you have to work with. Move furniture out of the way to create a larger surface for play, and don't forget to clean the floor. Not only will this make it more sanitary for kids to play, but washi tape will also stick better to a clean floor.

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Create a Track

Now, it's time to move on to the fun part! Create a racetrack outline using various colorful washi tape. It's easy to remove and won't leave a sticky residue, so it's perfect for mixing up your design.

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Go Vertical

Get creative with your space. Incorporate furniture and even the walls by adding washi tape buildings, parking lots and more.

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Upcycled Signs

Use tissue boxes, paper towel rolls and other used cardboard to create tunnels, signs and trees.

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