\u00a0On this day in 1928, Scotch tape was sold for the first time!\u00a0 Think about how often we use scotch tape.\u00a0 Most of us have at least one roll in our home.\u00a0 I have at least three roles at any one time!<\/p>\n
Here’s a rainy-day project to do with the kids using scotch tape:<\/strong><\/p>\n You can use double-sided tape to make an easy and attractive vase or pencil holder.<\/p>\n You need a small container (a clean, smooth-sided glass jar or bottle, or a small can for younger children), double-sided tape, a ball of heavy string, yarn, or cord, and glue. First, wrap the container in double-sided tape to cover the whole outside. It may be easiest to do this with short strips of tape that touch or overlap slightly. Then, secure the end of the cord where it will be covered and wind it around and around in tight rows to completely cover the container. Secure the very end of the cord with a few drops of glue. A wide mouth container is a good holder for pens and pencils. A smaller opening is good for flowers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"