How-To: Duck Tape® Daisy Pen
Turn ordinary office supplies into something colorful and fun with Duck Tape®.
Beginner
45 Minutes
Supplies & Tools
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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!
Place your pen on the outside edge of a strip of Duck Tape® and roll the pen across to cover.
For the center of the flower, cut out several squares of Duck Tape® measuring 2 in. each. You will need about 22-30.
Sticky side up, fold each edge over itself, leaving only stickiness on the bottom of the squares.
Roll the pieces from step 3 around the top edge of the pen creating the center of the flower. Set this aside.
For the flower petals, cut eight pieces of Duck Tape® that are 5 in. long and 1 in. wide.
Using wire cutters, cut a 3 in. piece of floral wire and place the wire toward the end of your tape strips from step 5.
Fold the top of the tape over, leaving the bottom half of the petal with the sticky side of the tape exposed.
Cut the folded side of the tape strip into a flower petal shape.
Take your petals and place the side with the adhesive showing on the stem and wrap the edges around it.
Repeat steps 6-10 until you have a total of eight petals.
Cut a 2 in. piece of Duck Tape® and cut four squares out of it. Place each of the squares at the base of the flower for a clean finish.