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Duck Tape Rose

Make a rose out of that universal material: duck tape.

  • By Julie Hudy
  • Category: Art & Design
  • Time Required: 15-20 minutes
  • Difficulty: Easy
Duck Tape Rose
  • Ruler
  • Scissors

Steps

Step #1:

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  • This is what the finished Duck Tape Rose will look like.
  • This is a VERY EASY and fun project..let's get started.

Step #2:

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  • Using your ruler, cut a bunch (25ish) pieces of duck tape 2" long.

Step #3:

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  • Fold piece as shown in picture 1. Make sure you leave the edge - that will secure your next fold.
  • Fold the other corner over making a point. See picture 2.
  • The bottom should be left sticky.

Step #4:

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  • Make a bunch. I think I used around 20-25. This will depend on you..how full of a rose do you want to make?

Step #5:

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  • Take your pencil or stick - anything round will do.
  • Wrap one petal around the pencil.
  • Put the next one just slightly to one side. Wrap it around.
  • Continue with the rest of your petals.

Step #6:

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  • Wasn't that easy? Make them in lots of different colors. Have fun!

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2 Responses to Duck Tape Rose

  1. Dave on said:

    Hey…. it’s DUCT tape

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