Materials
Ziploc quart size bag ( you can use a larger size, just make sure to cut)
Standard Duct Tape (Multi-Colored)
Craft/regular scissors
To start of use your standard size Duct Tape to tape a row across the top of your zip-lock bag right under the plastic top.
Turn your bag over and wrap both sides over to cover both sides of the plastic bag.
Repeats steps 1 and 2 with your second row of tape.
Cut off the bottom part of the plastic bag.
Repeat steps 1 and 2 with your third row of tape.
Cut about 1/2″ of tape off the bottom of the bag, making sure to leave a little extra off the tape to stick together to hold the bag together.
Use a different colored Duct Tape roll to add a little color to the top and bottom edges creating a contrasting border to finish of.
What kinds crafts have you made with Duct Tape? If so how did they turn out?
Wallenfang, Patti. Just Duct Tape It! Little Rock, AR: Leisure Arts, 2011. Print.
Hi Adama! Your blog really caught my eye because I love to learn new ways to use what I already have and alter it to make something new. However, I have only used duck tape to decorate my books. It did not really turn out very well because it would rip off. I was just wondering if the duck tape is very durable and lasting for you?
ReplyDeleteyes the Duck tape was durable and long lasting. While i was reading the book it said that the durability depends on the cut and thickness of the tape.
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