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Have you seen the amazing products that you can make from Duck Tape®? Purses, book covers, even prom dresses to name a few. It seems like there is no limit when it comes to this amazing product.
Today I would like to share a tutorial to make your very own Duck Tape® Pencil Bag.
Required Materials:
- Zipper type plastic bag (I used gallon sized)
- Your choice Duck Tape®








What I love about this product:
- It is strong and very durable. Although I have not tested it yet, I'm pretty sure that this bag will make it through the school year with my kids.
- It comes in a LARGE variety of colors. Duck Tape® comes in every color of the rainbow and then some. They even have gold, silver, flowers, animal prints, dozens of popular characters and many more.
- The cost is reasonable. I paid $3.95* for the solid color rolls and you get 20 yards of tape. The non-solid rolls are only 10 yards and cost $5.95*. Can you imagine how many projects you can do with 10 yards of Duck Tape®?
- I can buy Duck Tape at Walmart. I don't have to make extra trips to any craft stores or other specialty stores.
- It's made in USA. With so many companies outsourcing their products I think that it is important to support our country and buy product made in our country.
- It's not see through. I've used other patterned tape for projects in the past and you could see through the tape. So if I was taping over something with writing or a symbol I would cover it with white paper first. Duck Tape® is thicker so you can't see through it. You don't have to waste time coving up projects before you tape them.
If you would like more inspiration from Duck Tape® you can follow them @TheDuckBrand for tons of fabulous ideas.
And now for the best part....Would you like to make your own Duck Tape® creations? Duck Tape® is giving one luck reader a $100 Walmart gift card!!
Contest Details:
- To enter all you have to do is leave a comment on this blog post stating what kind of Duck Tape® back to school themed craft you would make if you won the gift card.
- Contest will end Friday August 30th
- Winners will be announced Saturday August 31st on DIY Home Sweet Home.
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I would like to make reusable snack bags for my girls!
ReplyDeleteOoo, maybe a Duck Tape binder?
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting some duck tape for organizing/decorating my room. As for a back to school project, I think I would make binder dividers with duck tape (you know, those sheets with tabs that you label each section with?) Or, perhaps use it to make a cover for my homemade mini sketchbook? But what I think I'd really like to do is decorate some containers I have been saving that will soon hold my school supplies (pencils, pens, staples, etc.)
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what I would/could make, but would love to give it a try! Thanks for a chance! This was a great project!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I was thinking about doing something like this for his journal, there are so many designs now too.
ReplyDeleteAprila,CONGRATS!!!
DeleteYou are the winner of the $100 gift card giveaway. Please sent your contact information to diyhsh@gmail.com. If I don't here from you within 72 hours I will be choosing another winner.
I would use duck tape to decorate notebooks, pencils and hair clippers with kids for back to school.
ReplyDeleteI have no kiddos, unless you count my 4 legged , furry ones. But i know what I do with that gorgeous flowered Duck Tape. I'd cover recycled cans & jars for organizing MY desk top.
ReplyDeletecameronbarbara@ymail.com
Definitely a binder. So fun!!!
ReplyDeleteI would cover everything that wasn't nailed down. I've made boxes, pencil cups, craft carries, plus more from duct tape. LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteI would cover everything that wasn't nailed down. I've made boxes, pencil cups, craft carries, plus more from duct tape. LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteA binder would be fun!!
ReplyDeleteI would make a duct tape organizer to hold all of my daughter's art supplies.
ReplyDeleteSorry Aprila missed out, but thanks for choosing me the winner. I'll let you know when I get the prize!
ReplyDeleteTerri, has anyone contacted you about your prize or when you should be receiving it? I figured they would have sent it by now. If not please let me know and I will get in touch with them and find out what is going on.
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