WW: Duct Tape Room {Linky}

We ventured out of our home to go to two gallery closings. With gallery openings and closing most of them you have to call to make appointments to go to them. We ended up having the spaces to our selves. Certainly distancing! We still wore masks. 

This one was pretty cool. The artist's name is Nick Miller from Omaha, Nebraska. He built the entire room out of Duct Tape. 

Cool, trippy, and fun!

Duct Tape 101 Adventurous Ideas For Art, Jewelry, Flowers, Wallets, and More Book Review

It was some much fun getting Duct Tape 101 Adventurous Ideas For Art, Jewelry, Flowers, Wallets and More By Forest Walker Davis to review.

You can get this book on Amazon for $14.05 for Flexibound to $18.99 for Kindle. It is on Prime, so if you have Prime there's no shipping cost.

Isaak loves tape. Duct tape is known to hold up. If you've ever heard the expression, Anything can be made with Duct Tape. It's true. I have a project in one of my classes where students have to use only white paper and materials to make what they set out to make. This book reminded me of that project. Using Duct Tape is a fun challenge. 

The hard thing is that a lot of craft sets out there are for girls. This book has crafts for both boys and girls. It's really perfect for him! 

Duct Tape introduces the simple but versatile material and offers 101 creative projects to make. There's a lot of photos and illustrations in this book to help the instructions make sense. Each project is fully illustrated and contains easy-to-follow instructions for creating inexpensive craft projects of the utmost quality and aesthetic.

The Tape Guy, Forest Walker Davis, helps you to create more than mere embellishments! Try making frames, bags, flowers, clothes and bow ties. These projects are just the beginning. Durable and safe to use almost anywhere, Duct Tape projects are great fun for crafters of any age!
 
While some projects were a little advanced for my little crafter Isaak, there are things he can do.
 

The Vertical Wallet

I want to try the Globe with Mica (he's not crafty, but loves the globes, and maps).

I'd like to make two Hair Bows, but make them into bow ties for the boys.

I'd love a few Duct Tape Beach Bags for my husband and my lunches. We'd just have to make them a bit smaller.

Isaak and I made the Plain/Masquerade Mask. I started out making it, and he said, "Mom I can do it!" He finished it.

We had cardboard that had two circles cut out of it already, so we went with that, and black Duct Tape.

Move beyond the wallet with an inspiring collection of exciting duct tape projects!

 

Sturdy and resistant, and with a myriad of interesting colors and patterns, duct tape is fast becoming a perfect crafting, home and DIY material.

Isaak and I decided to start with one of the more simple crafts in the book. I figure we can work our way up to more challenging crafts.

Have you ever made anything out of Duct Tape?

Check out other cool books at creativepub.com.

Disclaimer: The opinions on the post are my personal take on the product. This blog is a personal blog written and edited by me. I am not compensated to provide my opinion except for receiving the products themselves to test out. I received a sample to assist with this review. I was under no obligation to review it if I so chose. Nor was I under any obligation to write a positive review.