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FIFA World Cup with Duck Tape

9 June 2014 by Eileen 8 Comments

Recently, Duck Tape invited 8 bloggers to join in the #duckworldcup sweepstake and I have been randomly allocation Group F which are Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iran and Nigeria.  If my group win, I would win a collection of craft kits, including brand new colours and patterns of Duck Tape.

#duckworldcup world cup ducktape group F

I have received a range of Duck Tape to create flags, bunting, rattles, scarves etc. for my group.  So today, I decided to make hand-held flags for the four countries and of course a World Cup 2014 Trophy.  Argentina is now my new adopted team so I’m hoping they can win it!

These are the #duckworldcup teams! @theplayroomblog @MamaMummyMum @dawnie_brown @hodgepodgecraft @cherry_o @Sweetcraftiness @ericahughes and me @etspeaksfrom.  Do follow them to check out their latest Duck Tape creations!

This is how we created the flags for each country.

Materials:

  • Duck Tapes
  • Penknife
  • Cutting board
  • Long sticks
  • Scissors

Methods:

  1. Cut strips of 32 cm of the Duck Tape.
    #duckworldcup world cup flag ducktape
  2. Place the stick at the corner and fold the Duck Tape in half as shown and leave 1 cm of the Duck Tape to overlap it.
    #duckworldcup world cup flag with ducktape

We also made a World Cup trophy. This is what you need.

Materials:

  • Duck Tapes
  • Penknife
  • Cutting board
  • Cardboard
  • Scissors
  • A bag of beans/rice/stone
  • A small football

Methods:

  1. Stick the yellow Duck Tape on the cardboard (30 cm x 30 cm)
  2. Use a penknife to cut out the shape of a trophy x 2
    #duckworldcup world cup ducktape
  3. Use a cardboard of 10 cm x 7 cm as base and 5.5 cm x 5.5 cm in the middle as shown. #duckworldcup world cup flag ducktape base#duckworldcup world cup ducktape middle
  4. Place a bag of beans in between the cardboard. #duckworldcup world cup ducktape bean
  5. Seal the whole trophy with yellow Duck Tape leaving the top.
  6. Cut out the strip of green Duck Tape and stick it around the trophy as shown.
  7. Place the ball on top of the trophy.

#duckworldcup world cup ducktape 2014
#duckworldcup world cup ducktape group F 2014

Hope you like what we have made here and fingers crossed that we can win this challenge!

Also do check out what we had created for England fans – England parties ideas!
World Cup 2014 Football Craft Football World Cup Banner

Now look out for the Group F matches!

15th June: Argentina vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina

16th June: Iran vs. Nigeria

21st June: Argentina vs. Iran

21st June: Nigeria vs. Bosnia and Herzegovina

25th June: Nigeria vs. Argentina

25th June: Bosnia and Herzegovina vs. Iran

Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however, all thoughts and opinions remain our own

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Filed Under: Children Art and Craft Tagged With: 2014, Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, chall, Ducktape, FIFA, flag, football, group f, Iran, Nigeria, world cup, world cup trophy

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