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How to upcycle a shower curtain with a Duct Tape skull for Halloween

September 20, 2012 by Stefanie Girard

If you’re a fan of making BIG, bold decorations that really make a statement, then working with duct tape might just become your new obsession! This versatile, durable, and surprisingly easy-to-use material is perfect for creating eye-catching designs on a large scale — and it’s especially fun for holiday decorating.

One of the most exciting ways to use duct tape for Halloween is by upcycling everyday items into spooky masterpieces. Head over to Craftside to see just how simple it is to transform a plain shower curtain into an impressive Halloween skull backdrop using just two rolls of duct tape: Pucker Up Scotch Duct Tape for a pop of color and Jet Black Scotch Duct Tape for bold contrast.

This project is not only budget-friendly and beginner-friendly, but it also adds a serious wow-factor to your Halloween setup. Whether you’re decorating your home, setting the scene for a party, or creating a photo booth background, this oversized skull design is sure to be a conversation starter.

So if you’re ready to level up your DIY Halloween game and try something different, grab some duct tape and get crafting. Your walls (and guests) will thank you! skull Halloween decoration over at Craftside.

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Comments

  1. Mona Knight@Narrostrap says

    September 22, 2012 at 2:26 am

    That’s amazing posting,thanks for sharing with us.

  2. Mona Knight likes Curtain Tapes says

    September 25, 2012 at 2:12 am

    That’s very nice post,thanks for sharing with us.

Have you read?

DIY Review: Upcycled Vintage Book Flower Press – A Thoughtful Keepsake Gift

Looking for a heartfelt, handmade gift that combines nostalgia with nature? Cassie Fairy’s tutorial on transforming old, damaged books into a vintage-style flower press is a charming and practical project that makes for a perfect keepsake gift.?

Why It’s a Great Gift Idea

This DIY flower press is not just a functional item; it’s a sentimental treasure. By upcycling a vintage book, you’re preserving memories and giving a nod to the past. It’s ideal for nature lovers, gardeners, or anyone who appreciates the art of preserving flowers. The pressed flowers can be used in various crafts, such as creating bookmarks, greeting cards, or framed art, allowing the recipient to cherish the blooms long after they’ve been pressed.?

What’s Involved in the Project

Cassie provides a step-by-step guide, making it accessible even for beginners. The process involves selecting a sturdy, hardcover book, adding spacers like cardboard or chipboard, and securing everything with bolts and wing nuts. This setup allows for even pressure, ensuring that flowers are pressed flat and dry without damage. The vintage book cover adds an aesthetic touch, making the flower press not only functional but also a decorative piece.?

Final Thoughts

This upcycled flower press is more than just a gift; it’s a way to share the beauty of nature and the joy of crafting. It’s a thoughtful, sustainable, and creative present that will be appreciated for years to come. Whether you’re giving it as a gift or making one for yourself, it’s a delightful project that brings a touch of vintage charm into the modern world.?

For a detailed guide on creating your own, visit Cassie Fairy’s blog: How to Upcycle Old, Damaged Books into a Vintage-Style Flower Press.

 

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