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90 Minutes

Supplies & Tools

Duck Tape®
Duck Tape® Sheets
Scissors
Ruler
Hook & Loop Fasteners
Crafting Board

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_{Disclaimer - If the listed tape type is not available, there's no need to worry. All of our crafts can be adjusted to use whatever tape you have on hand!}

Directions

Step 1

For the body of the bag, create a piece of Duck Tape® fabric that measures 12 in. wide and 13 in. long.

Bottom edges of the fabric from the previous step rounded off

Step 2

Using scissors, round off the bottom edges of the piece of fabric from step 1.

Steps 1 and 2 repeated so that there are two identical pieces

Step 3

Repeat steps 1-2 to create the other side of the bag.

Tape wrapped around the bottom and side edges to create the bag

Step 4

Using small pieces of Duck Tape® along the sides, tape the two pieces of fabric together. Keep the top open.

Duck Tape fabric with a strip of yellow Duck Tape at the bottom

Step 5

To create the flap for the bag, make a piece of Duck Tape® fabric that measures 12 in. wide and 7 in. long and add a strip of color Duck Tape® to the bottom for the beak.

fabric from the prevoius step cut into a triangle so that there is a small triangle of yellow tape at the bottom

Step 6

Cut into a triangle so that the color Duck Tape® strip is at the bottom point of the triangle to form the beak.

piece from the previous step attached to the top of the bag piece from step 4

Step 7

Attach the flap to bag. Add a hook and loop fastener to the backside of your flap and where it meets the front of the bag to secure it down if desired.

duck tape fabric made from two strips of yellow Duck Tape

Step 8

To create the feet make a piece of Duck Tape® fabric that is one strip wide and 5.5 in. long.

Feet drawn and cut out of the strip from the previous step

Step 9

Draw and cut out 2 ft. onto the fabric.

two strips of Duck Tape placed on wax paper to make a fabric

Step 10

For the wings, lay out two strips of Duck Tape® that slightly overlap. You can place these on wax paper if desired.

Draw and cut out wings from the fabric made in the previous step

Step 11

Draw and cut out your wing on the strips you made in step 10.

previous step repeated so that you have two wings

Step 12

Repeat steps 10-11 to make a second wing.

3 different size ovals traced onto Duck Tape Sheets

Step 13

To make the layers for your eyes, draw 3 shapes on the back of Duck Tape Sheets. Make an oval that is 6 in. long and 4.5 in. wide, a circle that is 4 in. in diameter and another that is 2.5 in. in diameter.