This is a Sponsored post about Back to School Crafts with Duck Tape written by me on behalf of Walmart. All opinions are 100% mine.
School starts in just a few weeks in Central VA. My kids are definitely ready and thought we would try some back to school crafts and projects to get us in the mood. They are tired of working on their workbooks and crafting is a great diversion on a hot or rainy day. I found these pencil holders on Duck Tape website. You can find the step by step instructions here. http://duckbrand.com/duck-tape-club/ducktivities/school-crafts/back-to-school-pencil-case
This is a fun activity and will all the different designs you can buy Duck Tape at Walmart these will be super cute and unique back to school craft.
Walmart has a full assortment of Duck Tape® for back to school, with availability in the Paint Department and the Craft Department. It is no longer the dull grey tape, it has become an art form in itself.
Just in case you didn’t know all the amazing things you can do with Duck Tape®, listen up! You can use Duck Tape® to create, embellish and decorate! You can make things for teachers as welcome gifts! You can make a custom name plate for your children’s desk or classroom cubby. Older students can cover their books in paper bags and embellish/decorate/customize with Duck Tape®!
I know we will be decorating some folders later in the year with Duck Tape to cover rips! But my middle schooler may like to get a head start these are adorable and they won’t get mixed up with other classmates books.
Once we find out who is in our classes we can also make some of our friends some of these adorable bookmark craft. Also found on the Duck Tape Website.
Our family looks forward to the craftiness that comes along with Duck Tape and will definitely be adding it to our back to school list. Duck tape has come a long way since I was a kid. I am consistently amazed by all the duck tape crafts that are out there.
Wow, this is awesome. I never even thought to make anything out of Duck Tape, I am going to try this with my daughter to see what she would like to make. Thanks!