Duct Tape Treasure Box
Whether you are away at camp or on a family vacation, you always collect momentos to enjoy when you return home. So whether you use this special box for photos, seashells, rocks or a treasure of your own special making, this treasure keeper will be perfect.
Trivia:
The first commercial cardboard box was produced in England in 1817 and credited to Sir Malcolm Thornhil. His boxes were made from a simple, single layer of cardboard. Source: Foot Talk – Shoe boxes : where did they come from?
Supplies
- Shoebox
- Duct tape, pattern and plain
- Construction Paper
- Heavy Black Marker
Instructions
- Cover the base of the box with one type of duct tape. Go slowly so you don’t create too many wrinkles.
- Cut a rectangle of construction paper and either print out your Summer Memories or write them with a heavy black marker.
- Carefully tape along the edges with contrasting duct tape. Continue to cover the whole lid. You might want to position the construction paper with regular tape before applying the duct tape.
- Cover the bottom of the box with a contrasting duct tape.
Now take it with you on your special summer adventure and gather some wonderful memories.
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