I'm working with middle schoolers this summer, and we needed an arts & crafts project that wasn't, well, lame. Through a little trial and error, we were able to come up with these fabulous accessories.
I'm working with middle schoolers this summer, and we needed an arts & crafts project that wasn't, well, lame. Through a little trial and error, we were able to come up with these fabulous accessories.
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First, I outlined my dollar bill on the piece of paper, leaving about a quarter inch border around all four sides. Move it over, and do this again, so that the two outlines match up along the long edge. You now have a square-ish shape that should comfortably fit two dollar bills side-by-side.

Cut out the big square-ish outline, and tape one side completely with duct tape - one layer will suffice! Flip to other side and repeat.
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Cat Morley
31 Jul 10:51
Yours looks awesome, I like the star.
camilaustral
01 Aug 00:59
great idea!
for the fading issue, you could draw on it and after that cover the wallet with the transparent duct tape to protect the drawings, you know th one for packaging.... (i speak spanish)
CYDNEY W.
11 Aug 16:21
i love this!! super cute :)
jess c.
15 Aug 15:58
cool idea
chris l.
21 Feb 19:03
i make duct tape wallets and if you want to get more complicated you could use colored duct tape, or add a coin pouch by making a strip taller than the wallet and aligning it on one side, then take the overlap and bend it over the other side, holding it down with a strip, then when you need to open it you just need to pull up the strip
fyi sorry it is really hard to describe what i mean