Project Challenge: Duct or HVAC Tape

Hello there Sweets, it's time for our monthly DIY blogger challenge again. 

Here is how it works: Each month we have a different project challenge to come up with. 

This month we had to make something using DUCT or HVAC TAPE

 And here we are ready for our "October Challenge" 

where 7 of us DIYer's are creating some serious stuff!!!!

(links to projects in collage provided at bottom of post)

Here is my little project, so instead of covering  something in decorative tape, I decided to cover the tape itself...
In MOSS....oh yes, I love Moss!!!! 

 I decorated some candles in a mossy chevron pattern

And I also dressed up a mason jar with a cute moss heart

 

I put it all on a plate, creating a MOSSY and

NATURE Inspired vignette


 I am displaying my pretty tray on our new kitchen nook table

 Oh yes, we just got ourselves a new kitchen nook table 

(insert smiley face here), but more on the table 

in a different post soon!

Here is a quick & easy "HOW TO" 
on the "Mossy Tape"

All you need is a package of sheet moss, some double sided tape 
(I could not find the double sided DUCT tape in 4 stores, so I used 
double sided Scotch Tape instead)

I cut the tape in half (lengthwise) and cut up pieces 

of sheet moss to stick onto it. 

(Note: the tape is clear, the red part you see in the below

picture peels off)

Both the chevron pattern and the heart were super easy, but the
possibilities of shapes you can make are endless! I am already 
thinking about making a mossy Easter Bunny in the spring, or stars 
for Christmas, etc... you can let your imagination take you away!

Ohhh, I had this old boring tray in the garage, so I gave it a quick

make over with some "Annie Sloan French Linen" paint, the 

perfect find for my little project

I love the color combination of the grey plate

and the moss!!!!!

I hope you enjoyed this little project, now check out

some more awesome TAPE PROJECTS from 

my sweet blogging friends

Click On the photo images

 below to visit each post!!!

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