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You will need:
- Brown paper lunch bag
- Your favorite color(s) of duct tape (Duck® brand duct tape comes in 20 colors!)
- Scissors
- Embellishments of your choice (stick-on gems, stickers, permanent markers, paint, etc.)
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Step 1: Lay your paper bag down on a flat surface with the bottom flap of the bag facing down. |
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Step 2: Rip several strips of duct tape. These will be used to cover the side that is facing up. |
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Step 3: Tape the front of the bag, overlapping each strip slightly. You can lay your strips horizontally, vertically or diagonally. Overlapping the strips will make the bag stronger and create a water-resistant seal. |
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Step 4: Trim off excess tape. |
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Step 5: Turn the bag over, making sure to fold down (or flip) the flap (bottom) of the bag to fit underneath the side you’ve just covered. Repeat steps two through four.
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Step 6: To tape the sides, open your bag and stand it upright.
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Step 7: Cover the sides with duct tape. Laying the tape vertically will help make the bag easy to fold. In addition, placing your hand in the bag will give you a solid surface, making the sides easier to cover. Trim off any excess tape. |
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Step 8: Cover the bottom of the bag, trimming off any excess
tape.
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Step 9: Cover the bottom of the bag, trimming off any excess
tape.
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*The end result should be a duct tape lunch bag that folds flat after use with the original folds of the paper bag.
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