Sentences with phrase «duct tape crafts»

And now that duct tape crafts are a thing, you'll be able to find duct tape in a wide variety of pretty colors and patterns.

I heard that after the boys went home, they continued the duct tape crafts by making shields as well as more weapons.

Experience storytime with real animals in Raleigh, cocoa and snowball experiments in Apex, fun with anime and manga in Durham, and duct tape crafts in Raleigh.

Not exact matches

The Craft Train shows us how to make sponge and duct tape boats.

Aidan's friend built this awesome catapult out of clothes pins, craft sticks, binder clips, rubber bands, duct tape, and a plastic spoon.

Gather some empty cartons, toilet paper rolls and duct tape and begin crafting your own homework caddy.

(Safety note: Just remember that craft knives are super sharp; only adults should use... MORE craft knives when cutting the duct tape.)

Teams representing clubs, organizations, and administrative offices race across Roth Pond in makeshift craft constructed only of cardboard, duct tape, and paint.

So, all of that for $ 18 plus the duct tape and ribbon at Michael's Crafts and the boots I already owned.

A crafting system lets you duct tape chainsaws to the wheels of a motorbike, plus you fight a performing tiger among the seedy slots and roulette tables of Fortune City's endlessly gaudy casinos.

In the PC version of H1Z1 you need to scavenge for materials like duct tape and cloth scraps to craft bandages or even makeshift body armor.

Some makerspaces having sewing machines and other craft materials, such as the ever - popular duct tape (including the new patterned stuff.)

For those feeling a little creative, Case Zero will also include the weapon - crafting system found in the full game, which sees protagonist Chuck Greene duct taping various items together to make combo weapons, which also awards the player extra prestige points, leveling up your character quicker.

Steal forks from the cafeteria to chip a tunnel in your room, and craft a poster from magazines and duct tape to hide the evidence.

From giant putting lanes crafted from corrugated cardboard and duct tape, gravestone - styled loops, and a yeti who seizes the ball and re-putts in a different direction, there are features on almost every hole.

The assemblage includes toys and other found objects from MFTA's craft section, brown packaging material, (fake) chocolate coins, and a quick wrapping of pink duct tape.

The artist is known for re-conceiving the idea of monuments into often humbly crafted installations (think: duct tape) that require the participation of a viewer to complete.