how to build a duct tape flower

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How to build a duct tape flower. In 20 easy, idiot-proofed steps!. STEP ONE. Cut the wire to the length you want your flower to be. Step two. Cut a piece of tape, the colour you want the stem, that is about the length of the wire. Step three. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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HOW TO BUILD A DUCT TAPE FLOWER

In 20 easy, idiot-proofed steps!

STEP ONE

Cut the wire to the length you want your flower to be.

STEP TWO

Cut a piece of tape, the colour you want the stem, that is about the length of the wire.

STEP THREE

Rip that piece of tape lengthwise to create two equal pieces.

STEP FOUR

Roll the wire up in the tape, non-sticky side out.

STEP FIVE

Repeat step four with the other half.

STEP SIX

Choose the tape colour you want for the petals and cut a long strip.

STEP SEVEN

Tear or cut multiple squares of that tape.

STEP EIGHT

Bring one corner towards the opposite corner, leaving two strips of the sticky side

showing.

STEP NINE

Do the same thing with the other top corner to make a point.

STEP TEN

Tightly wrap the petal around the tip of the stem, sticky edge towards the bottom.

STEP ELEVEN

Repeat steps 8 to 10, gradually moving the petals down the stem to create the flower.

NOTE!

Make sure to rotate the petals as you add them so the points don`t all align. After the first few you may angle

the points and flare them out.

STEP TWELVE

Take some of the same coloured taped you used to make your stem and create some petals to put around the base

of the flower.

STEP THIRTEEN

For leaves, pick the stem colour, or any other colour you would like the leaves to be, and

cut yourself a long strip of it.

STEP FOURTEEN

Cut some pieces from the strip that are slightly larger than the ones used for the petals – more rectangular

shaped.

STEP FIFTEEN

Bring the two corners of one of the longer sides towards the middle, but leave a strip of sticky between them.

STEP SIXTEEN

Fold the tip in to the edges of the two triangles, lining the edges up.

STEP SEVENTEEN

Bring one of the sticky corners to the opposite edge, creating a point.

STEP EIGHTEEN

Place the leaf where you would like it on the flower and wrap the sticky edge around the stem to hold it in place. Wrap extra tape around the base of the flower if it isn’t

quite staying where you want it

STEP NINETEEN

Repeat steps 15 through to 18 until you have a sufficient number of leaves on your duct

tape rose.

STEP TWENTY

You’re done! Stand back and enjoy your (hopefully) beautiful duct tape rose!

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