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Getting stuck on the duct tape craze
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Hannah McNeff
Posted: 06.08.2012 at 10:25 AM
Updated: 06.08.2012 at 11:15 AM
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QUINCY, ILL. --
Duct tape fashions
are redefining the traditional silver spool as we know it.
Now duct tape comes in many different colors and designs and is making a big wave in the craft and fashion industry.
We wanted to learn all about the duct tape craze, so we consulted Chris Taylor from
ReConsumed4U
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Chris is a Fashion Merchandising student at
Western Illinois University
and is giving us the 4-1-1 on this trendy and fun craft.
Chris often uses the
Duck Tape
brand, which is available at your local hardware store.
There are some basic techniques for beginners that are important to know before you start duct taping. One of the most important skills is to understand sandwiching. Sandwiching is done by alternating duct tape horizontally and vertically until you create duct tape fabric.
Also, making designs out of the duct tape by using a plastic or glass cutting board and razor blade, allows you to add intricate designs and creativity to all of your projects.
For more tips and tricks on duct taping your own creations, visit Chris Taylor's Facebook page at
ReConsumed4U
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