Originally my intention was to have this card work for 2 challenges, but it didn’t turn out that way. To make this I used some silver duct tape over a piece of CS which I then die cut. I trimmed it down to fit and added a black piece behind it. Then I took some striped paper and cut a strip to add as a border top and bottom. I think the die came from MFT, but I’ve temporarily misplaced the label so I’m not 100% certain. The angle of the photo makes it look quite large but it only covers 1/3 of the card front.
Lavender House Creations 
Using Duct Tape — Awesome!
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It can be a challenge to cut but it sure makes for a metallic look.
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Awesome is right!! I know duct tape is used for many, many things but I would never have thought to use it for card making. I really like the striped borders.
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I don’t remember where I saw a post that used duct tape, but obviously I never forgot about it.
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This is fantastic! The fact that you made it with duct tape makes it even more of a perfect masculine card. It is CAS and oh so right.
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Sometimes something is really cool and using duct tape works beautifully for a metallic finish.
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It’s perfect!
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So clever and creative. Duct tape rally has many uses, doesn’t it.
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Well isn’t that a clever idea to use the duct tape! Your card is fabulous! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Perfectly CAS challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often.
Darlene
PERFECTLY CAS
DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
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Yes I agree. Mine is very shiny and I think is more a plumbers tape than actual duct tape, but it works for stuff like this. I usually add it to card stock first and then cut because the backing comes off too easily leaving adhesive everywhere if one uses it without CS.
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What a clever way to use duct tape. I wouldn’t have guessed that was what you used. Great idea! I love the look of the silver on the black. Thanks for joining us at Perfectly CAS.
sue n.
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