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Stick It!: 99 DIY Duct Tape Projects
by
T.L. Bonaddio (Goodreads Author)
Duct Tape: Dream designer material or simple adhesive used for binding purposes? Thanks to Stick It!, duct tape will become a valuable commodity in your house now that it can be coaxed into wacked-out wallets, wild wearables, punked-out paper goods, and funky jewelry that will bedazzle any outfit fit for all occasions! This invaluable guide—complete with folders and step-b...more
Hardcover, 264 pages
Published
May 19th 2009
by Running Press Teen
(first published May 11th 2009)
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So…you’re sitting around bored and wondering what you can do.
All you have is a couple of rolls of duct tape.
This book offers 99 cool things you can make out of the magical adhesive.
Many items are just a variation on a theme but there are plenty of projects to help knock out a slow afternoon.
Instructions include bracelets, flip-flops, wallets, purses, pillows, etc. etc.
Notes
Having a variety of colored tape will help.
All you have is a couple of rolls of duct tape.
This book offers 99 cool things you can make out of the magical adhesive.
Many items are just a variation on a theme but there are plenty of projects to help knock out a slow afternoon.
Instructions include bracelets, flip-flops, wallets, purses, pillows, etc. etc.
Notes
Having a variety of colored tape will help.
I personally loved this book. I really wanted it ever since I saw it and then bought it. I haven't made many things from this book yet, but I really like it and I love the ideas she comes up with and shares in the book. My favorite are the duct tape flip flops. Sooo kool
I didn't find any of the projects to be particularly exciting. A truly creative person could have come up with most of the variations of the same project themselves, but if you're looking for something to page through, it might be worth the library check-out.
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Liked this one. It had a ton more ideas then what I've already picked up from other books. If you're looking to learn something more than a rose or a wallet then this book might be one to learn from. Give it a read!
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This book is too hard! I got frustrated with the projects and gave up. Okay, maybe the problem is more with my attitude than the book...
trying to be 'edgy' but succeeds only in being lame and repetitive.
An excellent, teen-oriented book on how to make all sorts of cool things--ranging from wallets to neckties--from duct tape. Step-by-step instructions are included.
The "teen-speak" in this book will become uncool soon--perhaps it already is--but otherwise this is an excellent title.
The "teen-speak" in this book will become uncool soon--perhaps it already is--but otherwise this is an excellent title.
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Teresa Lea Bonaddio is a writer, artist, and full-time book lover, with experience as an editor in children's trade book publishing. After growing up in the locale home of the popular TV show "The Office" (AKA Scranton, PA), she moved to Philadelphia, PA, where she graduated from The University of the Arts with a BFA in Printmaking/Book Arts. Having trained all of her life to "make stuff," she con...more
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