DIY Homework Space with Duck Tape®
6 simple steps to homework happiness with this Duck Tape® inspired project tutorial from Crafts by Courtney.
For this project we partnered with Crafts by Courtney, a creator of fun DIY kids and home decor projects.
To get started, Courtney gathered the following supplies:
Project #1 — Cork Board and Dry Erase Board
For this project, Courtney simply wrapped the sides of the dry erase and cork board in Duck Tape® for an extra pop of color.
Project #2 — Paper Tray
While functional, a paper tray doesn't always scream fun. So, Courtney covered the sides of the tray with duct tape and now has a designated spot for loose leaf paper, review sheets and other homework papers.
Project #3 — Pencil Holder
Every homework station needs a pen or pencil holder, but you can keep it simple. Add a strip of tape around the middle for a colorful accent.
Project #4 — Pencil Box
Here's another fun makeover, this pencil box. Courtney followed the same process as the paper tray, adding tape to the top, letting some hang over the edge and trimming off any excess.
Project #5 — Pencil Pouch
Add three strips of Duck Tape® across the front of the pencil pouch. Then flip over and wrap the edges around the back. Repeat on the other side for a finished look.
Project #6 — Notebook
Finally, it's time to give this composition notebook a new look. Just like the other projects, Courtney added strips of tape down the front leaving extra hanging over and folded over any excess.
Check out the full Back to School Homework tutorial for all of the details and the rest of Courtney's DIY projects.