How to Decorate a Notebook with Duct Tape and Giveaway

Richela Fabian Morgan has shared this tutorial on how we can decorate notebooks using duct tape. Fabian Morgan is the author of the Duct Tape Series Books: Tape It and Make It, Tape It and Make More, Tape It and Wear It, and Duct Tape Bags. The photographs and instructions below are courtesy of Fabian Morgan author of the Duct Tape Series Books. 

duct tape

notebook 

parchment paper

pencil

scissors 

bubble letter stencil free printable from http://www.woojr.com/printable-bubble-letters/bubble-letters

Cover front of notebook with vertical strips of duct tape. 

Fold the duct tape strips over the top, bottom, and right edges of the cover. 

Trace letters onto the parchment paper. 

Cover the traced letters with a strip of duct tape. 

Flip over the parchment paper. You should be able to see the traced letters. Using a pair of well-oiled scissors, cut out the letters.

Move around the cut letters on the notebook cover until you find an acceptable position. 

One by one, remove the parchment paper on the back of each letter and adhere it onto the notebook cover.

Giveaway:
If you would like to win a copy of the Duct Tape Bags: 40 Projects for Totes, Clutches, Messenger Bags by Richela Fabian Morgan enter the giveaway through the rafflecopter below. This giveaway is open to those in USA and Canada, and ends on October 31, 2016. 
Update: The winner is Bina

The book is the perfect gift for anyone who loves DIY, crafts and fashion. From elementary school, tweens, teens and beyond, Duct Tape Bags includes projects for everyone and at every skill level. The book is easy-to-follow and gives different uses of duct tape to make handbags that are fashionable, it is hard to believe they are made using duct-tape. Part art-piece, part usable accessory, Fabian Morgan shows how each of these handbags can be recreated one manageable section at a time. 

Duct Tape Bags provides DIYers with 40 fun projects using duct tape, including: 
Clutches and wristlets 
Hobo and Shoulder Bags 
Satchels Messenger and Flap Bags 
Tote Bags and many other one-of-a-kind bags.

The author provides detailed step-by-step instructions with images such as the above tutorial, primers on duct tape "fabric," different types of closures from magnet snaps to jeans buttons, and information on bag accessories like bows and luggage tags. A mix of pop art and urban style photos of each project will make us want to immediately roll up our sleeves and begin making duct tape bags.

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