I love Duck Tape, seriously, you can do so many things with it! We always have several rolls around the house. The kids love using it for thier projects and I use it all the time too. This no-sew Duck Tape Zipper Case was another fun project. Be sure to scroll down to the end becuase I have a chance for you to win a Duck Tape pack for your own tape fun!
I love Duck Tape, seriously, you can do so many things with it! We always have several rolls around the house. The kids love using it for thier projects and I use it all the time too. This no-sew Duck Tape Zipper Case was another fun project. I recently bought this transparent tape, which was perfect for this Duck Tape Zipper Case becuase you can see what’s inside!
This no-sew Duck Tape zipper pouch was so easy and fun to make. You can make one too! All you need is a zipper and tape… yep.. that’s it!
You need to create a “fabric” from the Duck Tape. I started with laying strips of tape sticky side up. Then cover with another layer of tape sticky side down. So now your “fabric” isn’t sticky. I alternated the tape for design, but you can layer anyway you want. My pieces were about 8-9″ long.
Trim your piece to a rectangle. 
Now for the front, we will put in the zipper! Lay 1 tape piece sticky side up on the table. Place one side of the zipper along the edge of the tape and press firmly. Cover it with another piece of tape to finish the top- sticky sides together. Add another piece to the bottom of the zipper. I put three more strips sticky side up, then finished with another layer sticky sides together.
You now have a rectangle with a zipper in it!
Trim to match the back of the pouch. Place the two pieces together with the zipper facing up. We are now going to attach the front and back together. Do this by placing tape on the front, then folding to the back. Trim the ends, and do one side at a time. After all four sides are taped, you are finished!
Perfect for school right? Make a few to keep all your school supplies organized and ready to use. Be sure to enter the giveaway below before you go!!
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Try these fun Duct Tape crafts for back to school fun.
Sheila Vives says
I would like to make fashion accessories and re-purpose items around the house.
Charlene Asay says
What a great diy way to save money with school supplies. Thanks for sharing with us all at Family Joy Blog Link Up Party. Hope to see you next week!
Linda says
My kids generally make a sticky mess. 🙂 But we’ve also uused it for decorating large painted tubs for storing foam swords and making flashy crutches.
Jenny @ Unremarkable Files says
My daughter just made one of those but I didn’t even think of how easy it would be to just add a zipper! (Hers just flaps over at the top.) Thanks for the idea!
Barbara Ryan says
I would make pretty flowers
stacy says
I’d love to try making a wallet.
angela smith says
i would use some duct tape to wrap around some tin cans to make pencil,marker and gel pen holders for the kraft room i’m creating
Jeanna says
We use duct tape all the time for our school projects!
Jessica To says
I would try to make a book cover and pencil topper with it.
Evans B says
going to make pencil case for my daughter and marker holder for me.
natasha says
I would make the craft caddy !
Dawn Keenan says
I like the duck tape craft caddy that I saw on their pinterest site.
Theresa says
I’d cover those .99 notebooks for backtoschool. Thanks for sharing at the #InspirationSpotlight Pinned & sharing
Sally Gearhart says
We LOVE duct tape in my house too, especially my girls! They have made me wallets, roses, even a little box that i use when i take out my earrings and rings. I want to make a little smaller version of your zipper pouch to use as a coin purse, thanks for sharing.
Diana Rambles says
Congratulations! This post is going to be featured over at Diana Rambles tomorrow and has been pinned to the Featured at Diana Rambles board at Pinterest and Tweeted. Thanks for sharing this awesome idea!