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Small dog laying next to a completed Duck Tape treat bag

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45 Minutes

Supplies & Tools

Duck Tape®
Scissors
Ruler
Pen
Sandwich Bag
Hook & Loop Fasteners
Crafting Board

Scroll down for step-by-step directions.

_{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

sandwich bag with three sections drawn on it

Step 1

Divide your sandwich bag into three sections - the first will be 5 in. wide and 4 in. long for the body of the bag and the second will be 5 in. wide and 1.75 in. long for your flap. Mark the rest with an "x."

The three sections from the previous steps cut out with scissors

Step 2

Using your scissors, cut out the first two sections. The part marked with an "x" and one of your flap pieces can be discarded. You will have a total of three pieces left - two squares for the body of your bag and one thin piece for your flap.

Sections of sandwich bag covered with tape

Step 3

Cover one side of each of your pieces with tape.

Small strips of Duck Tape on the sides to create a border

Step 4

Using one in. wide strips of a different color or printed Duck Tape®, tape the bottom and sides of your flap, making a border.

the largest piece folded over itself and taped to create a pocket with a flap

Step 5

Placing your body pieces together like a sandwich, tape the bottoms together with a 1 in. strip of tape. Then flip it over and attach your flap to the back body piece with a 1 in. strip of tape.