Ornate Patriotic Door Decoration for a Lively Welcome
Crafting a vibrant and waterproof patriotic door wreath for the Fourth of July has never been simpler, thanks to a creative hobbyist who shared their ideas within a DIY enthusiast community. This project, using Duck Tape as the star material, is quick, easy, and suitable for even very beginner crafters.
Equipment - Scissors - Duck Tape in multiple colors, including Chrome, Red, White, Blue, and US Flag, along with Ducklings mini Duck Tape rolls in White, Silver Glitter, and Red. - A foam wreath form 15 3/4" in diameter - A craft mat
Instructions 1. Begin by preparing your workspace with the craft mat. 2. Take your foam wreath form and wrap it evenly with Duck Tape, ensuring a secure hold. For a more secure fit, the creator suggests using Command Strips or some kind of temporary tape. 3. Once the wreath form is covered, use your scissors to cut out stars, stripes, and other patriotic motifs from your Duck Tape. 4. Adhere these cut-outs to the wreath form, arranging them in a pleasing pattern that represents the Fourth of July spirit. 5. Allow the tape to dry for a few minutes before hanging the wreath on your door.
The Result This wreath is a lightweight, waterproof, and simple design that is sure to catch the eye of neighbours and passers-by. In fact, the original creator's wreath was so well-received that it is now adorning another door instead!
With its vibrant colours and easy-to-follow instructions, this DIY patriotic door wreath made using Duck Tape is the perfect project for those celebrating the Fourth of July. The creator even plans to make another wreath for the upcoming fall in the same style, and possibly a Halloween version as well. So, get crafting and let your patriotic spirit shine!
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