Still on a Star Wars Kick

I made this duct tape gift bag with a comic book cover on the front to hold the Darth Vader wallet for my cousin's birthday.

I got the idea from a post on Craftster (she also sells awesome duct tape wallets on Etsy).

VADER!

Business Card Holders

These business card holders turned out pretty well!

I got the idea from this sewing project/pattern. But I used duct tape (decorated with packing tape) instead of fabric. Also, I changed the dimensions slightly - to 2.5 inches by 4 inches. They each hold about 25 business cards and I have them for sale at my store.

Yoda and Oscar the Grouch

I made these duct tape wallets with an ID window on one side and two pockets on the other side. I mostly followed this detailed tutorial with just a few adjustments.

I used a line drawing printed from a google image search, exacto knife, Sharpie, and green, white, and tan duct tape to make Yoda.

There's lots of stuff with these Sesame Street character faces on them. I thought the wallets looked neat, so I tried one.

Next up: business card holders.

Monkey Wallet

Hi, I just started figuring out how to make duct tape wallets.  Once I got the hang of it I made this wallet for my 19 month old niece who already likes to shop with her mom!

Quinn also likes to play with purses and carry them on her shoulder, so I made this shiny purse to hold the wallet.

I have a couple more character wallets that turned out really well. I'll post pictures soon!