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#* Keep going until you have about in length.
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#* Keep going until you have about in length.
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# Fold the final piece of tape over the end to make a clean edge. When you reach a length of about , fold the sticky edge back over the rest of the wallet. That will make that edge solid for the wallet.<ref>https://www.education.com/activity/article/The_Duct_Tape_Wallet/</ref><br><br>
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# Fold the final piece of tape over the end to make a clean edge. When you reach a length of about , fold the sticky edge back over the rest of the wallet. That will make that edge solid for the wallet.<ref>https://www.education.com/activity/article/The_Duct_Tape_Wallet/</ref><br><br>
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# Trim the edges of the duct tape. Cut along the sides of the duct tape to even out the edge. Use a ruler to help guide you and make a straight edge. Don't cut too much off, as that will make your wallet too small.<ref>http://bit.ly/2ZHX5iH>
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#Trim the edges of the duct tape. Cut along the sides of the duct tape to even out the edge. Use a ruler to help guide you and make a straight edge. Don't cut too much off, as that will make your wallet too small.<ref>http://bit.ly/2ZHX5iH>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 7 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#* For a shorter wallet that will more snugly fit skinny American dollar bills, make your rectangle no smaller than 6 by 8 inches (15 by 20 cm).
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#* For a shorter wallet that will more snugly fit skinny American dollar bills, make your rectangle no smaller than 6 by 8 inches (15 by 20 cm).
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# Fold the rectangle in half lengthwise. Bring the folded edge at the bottom up to meet the folded edge at the top. The sides will be composed of the clean edges you just cut. Use your fingernail to make a crease along the bottom where you folded the duct tape.<Ref>https://boyslife.org/hobbies-projects/projects/35660/make-a-duct-tape-wallet/</ref><br><br>
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# Fold the rectangle in half lengthwise. Bring the folded edge at the bottom up to meet the folded edge at the top. The sides will be composed of the clean edges you just cut. Use your fingernail to make a crease along the bottom where you folded the duct tape.<Ref>https://boyslife.org/hobbies-projects/projects/35660/make-a-duct-tape-wallet/</ref><br><br>
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#* Your crease should run in the same direction as the lines of the tape.
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#* Your crease should run in the same direction as the lines of the tape.
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# Tape the edges closed. Cut pieces of tape that are the height of the sides of the pocket you've just made. Place a piece on each end, folding it over the cut edge and around the back. Smooth it out with your fingers.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfX74J_QTg4&feature=youtu.be&t=923</ref>
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#Tape the edges closed. Cut pieces of tape that are the height of the sides of the pocket you've just made. Place a piece on each end, folding it over the cut edge and around the back. Smooth it out with your fingers.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfX74J_QTg4&feature=youtu.be&t=923</ref>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 9 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#* The edges should be up against each other when you wrap the tape around them.
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#* The edges should be up against each other when you wrap the tape around them.
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# Fold your wallet in half the other direction. Folding it this way will make it small enough to fit in a pocket. Make sure the edges meet, then use your fingernail or the ruler to make a crease along the edge.<ref>https://www.education.com/activity/article/The_Duct_Tape_Wallet/</ref><br><br>
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# Fold your wallet in half the other direction. Folding it this way will make it small enough to fit in a pocket. Make sure the edges meet, then use your fingernail or the ruler to make a crease along the edge.<ref>https://www.education.com/activity/article/The_Duct_Tape_Wallet/</ref><br><br>
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=== Making Pockets ===
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=== Making Pockets ===
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# Make singular strips of duct tape without sticky sides. Measure out 2 strips of duct tape that are about the length of your wallet when folded. Place 1 piece with the sticky side up on your surface. Set the other piece on top, sticky side down with just or so of overhang.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=266</ref>
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#Make singular strips of duct tape without sticky sides. Measure out 2 strips of duct tape that are about the length of your wallet when folded. Place 1 piece with the sticky side up on your surface. Set the other piece on top, sticky side down with just or so of overhang.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=266</ref>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 11 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#* You're using almost the same process as you did to make the main part of the wallet, except you're not letting the second piece of tape hang over the edge as much.
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#* You're using almost the same process as you did to make the main part of the wallet, except you're not letting the second piece of tape hang over the edge as much.
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# Peel the tape up and fold the sticky sides down on either end. Pull the tape off the surface. You should have a long, sticky overhang on each side. Fold those over on top of the rest of the duct tape, making single strip with no sticky edges.<Ref>http://bit.ly/2IGk0VT>
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#Peel the tape up and fold the sticky sides down on either end. Pull the tape off the surface. You should have a long, sticky overhang on each side. Fold those over on top of the rest of the duct tape, making single strip with no sticky edges.<Ref>http://bit.ly/2IGk0VT>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 12 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#* You should now have a strip with no sticky sides that's small enough to fit on 1 of the interior sides of your wallet.
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#* You should now have a strip with no sticky sides that's small enough to fit on 1 of the interior sides of your wallet.
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#* Create 1 strip for each pocket you want. These pockets will hold cards.
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#* Create 1 strip for each pocket you want. These pockets will hold cards.
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# Tape 1 pocket in place. Open your wallet and lay it out flat with the inside facing up. Place your first pocket from the top of the wallet on 1 side. Cut out pieces of duct tape just wide enough and long enough to tape the sides and bottom of the pocket to the wallet.<reF>http://bit.ly/2Z6vTtI>
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#Tape 1 pocket in place. Open your wallet and lay it out flat with the inside facing up. Place your first pocket from the top of the wallet on 1 side. Cut out pieces of duct tape just wide enough and long enough to tape the sides and bottom of the pocket to the wallet.<reF>http://bit.ly/2Z6vTtI>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 13 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#* The strips you use to tape the pocket in place should only be or so wide and just long enough to cover the complete edge on each side, except the top.
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#* The strips you use to tape the pocket in place should only be or so wide and just long enough to cover the complete edge on each side, except the top.
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#* Try to keep the strips of tape out of the middle crease, as the crease could cause the strips to pull up over time.
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#* Try to keep the strips of tape out of the middle crease, as the crease could cause the strips to pull up over time.
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# Layer your other pockets below the first one. Place the second pocket on top of the first one but about from the top edge of the first pocket. Tape it in place with small strips of duct tape on the sides and bottom of the pocket, leaving the top exposed.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=340</ref>
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#Layer your other pockets below the first one. Place the second pocket on top of the first one but about from the top edge of the first pocket. Tape it in place with small strips of duct tape on the sides and bottom of the pocket, leaving the top exposed.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=340</ref>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 14 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#* If you need to, trim your pockets as you go along so they're all the same size.
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#* If you need to, trim your pockets as you go along so they're all the same size.
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#* Keep going down until you reach the bottom of the wallet. The last pocket should be about from the bottom so you have room to tape it in place.
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#* Keep going down until you reach the bottom of the wallet. The last pocket should be about from the bottom so you have room to tape it in place.
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# Add pockets on the other side if you want. You can add pockets to the other side on the inside if you'd like. Do it the same way by making strips of duct tape and taping them in place in layers. However, if you'd like a large pocket with an ID holder, don't put card pockets on the other side.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=340</ref>
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#Add pockets on the other side if you want. You can add pockets to the other side on the inside if you'd like. Do it the same way by making strips of duct tape and taping them in place in layers. However, if you'd like a large pocket with an ID holder, don't put card pockets on the other side.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=340</ref>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 15 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#* Alternatively, you can make a larger pocket with an ID holder instead.
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#* Alternatively, you can make a larger pocket with an ID holder instead.
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# Make a rectangle of duct tape slightly smaller than one side of your wallet. Use the flip-and-fold method (like you did to construct the body) to make a slightly oversized rectangle, then trim it down to size on the edges.<ReF>http://bit.ly/2IGk0VT> It should be about the same size as half your wallet when it's open, though slightly smaller so you can tape in place.<br><br>
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# Make a rectangle of duct tape slightly smaller than one side of your wallet. Use the flip-and-fold method (like you did to construct the body) to make a slightly oversized rectangle, then trim it down to size on the edges.<ReF>http://bit.ly/2IGk0VT> It should be about the same size as half your wallet when it's open, though slightly smaller so you can tape in place.<br><br>
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#* This is for an internal pocket with an opening facing the central crease of the wallet.
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#* This is for an internal pocket with an opening facing the central crease of the wallet.
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# Cut a piece of clear plastic that's slightly bigger than an ID card. Get your ID card out so you can use it as a template. Hold it up to a piece of plastic and cut around, leaving about on all sides.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=409</ref>
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#Cut a piece of clear plastic that's slightly bigger than an ID card. Get your ID card out so you can use it as a template. Hold it up to a piece of plastic and cut around, leaving about on all sides.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=409</ref>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 17 Version 6.jpg|center]]
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#* You can use clear, hard plastic from takeout containers or other food containers. Just be sure to clean it well. Round the corners so they don't poke you!
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#* You can use clear, hard plastic from takeout containers or other food containers. Just be sure to clean it well. Round the corners so they don't poke you!
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# Set the pocket in place. With the wallet body unfolded in front of you, place the pocket over the half of the wallet that doesn't have the card pockets. Set the piece of plastic in the center of the pocket, which will become your ID window.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=407</ref>
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#Set the pocket in place. With the wallet body unfolded in front of you, place the pocket over the half of the wallet that doesn't have the card pockets. Set the piece of plastic in the center of the pocket, which will become your ID window.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=407</ref>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 18 Version 5.jpg|center]]
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# Tape the side pocket in place. Cut strips of tape to fit the top and bottom of the pocket. Place the strips over both the edge of the plastic and the edge of the pocket, taping them into place against the wallet. You'll leave the inside edge open to make the pocket.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=407</ref>
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#Tape the side pocket in place. Cut strips of tape to fit the top and bottom of the pocket. Place the strips over both the edge of the plastic and the edge of the pocket, taping them into place against the wallet. You'll leave the inside edge open to make the pocket.<Ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDPM-lktozg&feature=youtu.be&t=407</ref>[[Image:Make a Duct Tape Wallet Step 19 Version 2.jpg|center]]
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#* You don't need to seal the outer edge yet because you'll do that next.
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#* You don't need to seal the outer edge yet because you'll do that next.
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#Add a strip of duct tape along either end to seal everything into place. Cut a strip of tape that is the height of your wallet. Place 1 piece over the edge on one end, using your fingers to smooth it into place. This will seal off the pocket you just made and make sure all the strips on the card pockets stay in place.<reF>http://bit.ly/2Z6vTtI>
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#Add a strip of duct tape along either end to seal everything into place. Cut a strip of tape that is the height of your wallet. Place 1 piece over the edge on one end, using your fingers to smooth it into place. This will seal off the pocket you just made and make sure all the strips on the card pockets stay in place.<reF>http://bit.ly/2Z6vTtI>
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