How-To: Duck Tape® Rose Headband
Get the flower power look combined with your love for tie-dye.
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60 Minutes
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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!
To make the petals for your rose, cut several strips of 2 in. long Duck Tape® squares.
Fold one edge of the strip sticky side up, leaving some stickiness on the side and bottom.
Take the other edge and fold it over, leaving only the bottom of the strip sticky.
Repeat steps 1-3 to make your other petals. Depending on how large or small you want your flower to be, you will need around 30 petals.
Tightly toll one of your petals; this will be your center. Then, continue to wrap all of your petals around your center. (refer to "How to Make a Duck Tape® Rose" for more details)
Repeat steps 1-5 for your other flowers. Make different sizes, colors or prints, too!
For the headband, measure how long you need your strip of tape to be able to fit around your head. Make a double sided strip of tape to this size.
Take one of your roses and place it on your strip of tape. Then, flip it over and attach the rose to your headband using small pieces of tape.
Repeat step 8 and arrange your flowers on your headband the way you want them to look.