At this very moment, I am working up a bunch of blog posts, as I have been neglecting my poor little blog.
But real quick, I wanted to share a duct tape project I did recently. It’s a duct tape box, used as a card box at a graduation party.
I was reading this article from the Erie-Times News. The topic is decorating your dorm room using duct tape. Some of the items they mention are frames, lanyards, tablet sleeves, and pencil cups. But my personal favorite was the desk chair featured in this picture: I totally want to try this so this may…
Recently, I received a copy of the book Duct Tape 911: The Many Amazing Things You Can Do to Tape Yourself Together for review. The book was written by James Hubbard, MD, MPH. Hubbard has become known as The Survival Doctor, and in 2011 he launched a website of the same name. The goal of…
In the 1940s, Vesta Stoudt, an employee at an ammunition packing plant in Illinois and a mother with two boys in the Navy, wrote a letter to president Franklin D. Roosevelt suggesting that ammunition cases be sealed with a “strong cloth tape.” The U.S. military then asked Johnson & Johnson to create a waterproof, cloth-based…