Today we went to a superhero-themed birthday party and it was lots of fun. Missy Moo had a superman shirt that has a cape attached and Matt and I wore superhero shirts and some capes I bought last year through a co-op buy.
Since we know that Bunny likes to play at daycare’s water table and now has a smock, I figured he was going to be an active participant in the celebrations. So logically he needed a cape to wear…
Having recently dabbled in the crafty side of Duck/duct tape, I thought I’d go for something simple, but functional (because that’s clearly a priority in the design).
This is what I came up with:

All you need is some Duck/duct Tape, a Ziplock bag, yarn, scissors, a marker and an imagination. The Ziplock bag was used as a base in which I wrapped the Duck Tape around.

Next time I won’t use a marker, but I made it in literally five minutes this morning, so there wasn’t time to get terribly fancy.
This is my second project with Duck Tape (that’s technically the brand of duct tape I have). Have you made anything with this amazing product? I always knew that it was infused with magic and that people were making all sorts of stuff, I just haven’t given it much thought before now.
What should I make next?
I actually borrowed a book from the library that has different projects for duct tape, but that will have to wait for another day.
i love the things you can make from duct tape now adays- you should totally make me a wallet :)
Great suggestion Terri! Although I don’t think I’m quite there yet for making something as sophisticated as a wallet just yet. Ha ha. Maybe someday. ;)