It's back -- with more tape and more projects: 18 projects using the do-it-yourselfer's not-so-secret weapon. NASA has a written policy that requires every space shuttle mission to carry at least one roll of "the gray tape." Duct tape now comes in designer colors, and for the color-shy there's a transparent version. The once-humble tape has hit the big time, and now there are duct-tape clubs, competitions and websites. In the words of Red Green, head possum on the PBS-syndicated The Red Green Show, "Spare the duct tape, spoil the job." In this instructive, entertaining and downright funny how-to book, Joe Wilson shows how to rip, cut and fold ordinary duct tape to make 18 amazing projects, including: - Wallet - Barbecue apron - Lunchbox - Tool belt - Cell phone holder - Baseball cap - TV chair caddy - Raingear for pets - Toilet roll cover - Halloween masks. Ductigami is more fun than a crossword puzzle, more useful than a welder's certificate, and more durable than a rechargeable battery. With duct tape it's easy to create a remarkable personal gift for any occasion.
02 It's back -- with more tape and more projects: 18 projects using the do-it-yourselfer's not-so-secret weapon.
NASA has a written policy that requires every space shuttle mission to carry at least one roll of "the gray tape." Duct tape now comes in designer colors, and for the color-shy there's a transparent version. The once-humble tape has hit the big time, and now there are duct-tape clubs, competitions and websites. In the words of Red Green, head possum on the PBS-syndicated The Red Green Show, "Spare the duct tape, spoil the job."
In this instructive, entertaining and downright funny how-to book, Joe Wilson shows how to rip, cut and fold ordinary duct tape to make 18 amazing projects, including:
- Wallet
- Barbecue apron
- Lunchbox
- Tool belt
- Cell phone holder
- Baseball cap
- TV chair caddy
- Raingear for pets
- Toilet roll cover
- Halloween masks.
Ductigami is more fun than a crossword puzzle, more useful than a welder's certificate, and more durable than a rechargeable battery. With duct tape it's easy to create a remarkable personal gift for any occasion.
Industry Reviews
Develop a creative side with the sturdy, useful cousin of origami: ductigami. "Works of art" might stretch the truth a bit, but duct tape creations are entertaining and surprisingly practical. How about a shower curtain made out of duct tape? Sure, why not?!-- "Brava" (11/1/2006 12:00:00 AM)
[Review of 1st edition: ] Clever art work and step-by-step instructions accompanies each quirky creation.--Vena Eaton "Toronto Sun" (8/9/2003 12:00:00 AM)
[Review of 1st edition: ] Let's face it, duct tape holds the world together. Now there's a new book that takes duct tape above and beyond its duties.-- "Orange County Register"
Art for sticky fingers... part historical, part how-to, his book outlines 18 weekend projects... the only ductigami project Wilson hasn't yet considered: underwear.--Annarosa Sabbadini "Doctor's Review" (11/1/2006 12:00:00 AM)
Duct tape is possibly the most useful single object in the entire world outside of the wheel and Swiss army knives. Joe Wilson, a modern design visionary if ever there was one, shows us how to rip, cut and fold duct tape to make 18 amazing projects, including a wallet, a barbecue apron, a lunchbox, a tool belt, a cell phone holder, a baseball cap, raingear for pets, a toilet roll cover and Halloween masks. We all need a lunch box constructed from duct tape. If NASA insists that every Space Shuttle mission carries at least one roll of duct tape then you need this book to satisfy your creative urges. Buy Ductigami: The Art of the Tape - make something wonderful and gray.-- "Featured Title, Weird Book Room, AbeBooks.com" (9/17/2009 12:00:00 AM)
Few know more about ductigami than Joe Wilson, a comedian with far too much time and tape on his hands--Bill Brownstein "Montreal Gazette" (11/1/2006 12:00:00 AM)
Great gifts for carpenters, waitresses or cooks... Patterns and illustrations accompany written instructions for these wacky, cheap and effective creations.--Kimberly Garrett "Dayton Daily News" (10/11/2006 12:00:00 AM)
Perfect for the crafty weird aunt in the family.--Penelope Graham "Metro Vancouver" (11/30/2007 12:00:00 AM)
There's no end to what you can accomplish with this book in your sticky, crafty little hands.--Kristen Cook "Arizona Daily Star" (11/19/2006 12:00:00 AM)
This funny how-to book is perfect for the handyman (or woman)... even great for kids.-- "Mahoning Valley and Brumbull County Parent" (10/1/2006 12:00:00 AM)
