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How-To: Duck Tape® Belt

  • 45 Minutes
  • Intermediate

Supplies & Tools

  1. Duck Tape®
  2. Belt Buckle
  3. Scissors or Craft Knife
  4. Hole Punch
  5. Crafting Board

9 Steps

1

Use a buckle that is 1.5 in. long. Set this aside.

Buckle being measured to ensure that it is 1.5 inches wide

2

Make a double sided strip of Duck Tape® that is 4.5 in. long. Cut it down the middle about halfway up the strip of tape.

Double sided strip of Duck Tape cut down the middle

3

Place the buckle in between the slit of the tape.

piece from previous step with the prong of the buckle in the slit made in the previous step

4

Wrap the two strips over the buckle and secure it with a 2.5 in. long strip of Duck Tape®.

after folding the piece of tape with the slit over itself with the buckle in the middle, secure with a strip of tape

5

Trim off any excess tape. Set this aside.

Excess tape trimmed off of the sides of the strip

6

For your belt, cut two strips of tape to the length that you want your belt. Place both sides on top of each other, sticky side to sticky side.

Two strips of tape laid together so that it forms a double sided strip

7

Cut off any excess tape so your belt is the same width as the buckle piece you made in step 4.

Trim the strip made in the previous step so it is the same width as the strip attached to the buckle

8

Secure the buckle to your belt with a thin strip of tape wrapped around both pieces.

Buckle piece secured to the strip with a strip of Duck Tape wrapped around it

9

Take a hole punch and make holes along your belt.

holes punched along the end of the belt