Frugal Fun Tip: Making Roadways
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When my boys were little, they took the wooden board bases off their beds and colored all over them, making roads for their cars, coloring in trees and buildings.
No, I didn't give them permission, they did it while I thought they were sleeping.
All these years later, they are a conversation piece - we use the boards to make a bigger table at Thanksgiving.
So when I saw this road tape, I was reminded of that - and how much the boys would have loved this tape - especially my middle son - who lived for tape!!
He would literally dance around the room if given tape as a gift!
However, knowing my boys, I would have ended up with road tape on every surface of the house!
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| Play Road Tape |
• Adhesive tape road sticks to walls, floor, table - take it anywhere to keep the kids entertained.
• Leaves no residue, tears easy. No sharp scissors needed.
• Simple to use just unroll play road tape, stick to any flat surface, and let your kid’s imagination drive!
• Three rolls tape track (1.9"X197")
• One roll warning tape (0.59X394")
• One roll park tape (3"X118")
• Four curves track
• One set Traffic signs
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| Black Road Track Tape |
If using the
Dashed-Line Roadpattern for Matchbox cars or LEGO cars on a surface you want to later remove it from, please test it out first on an inconspicuous part of the surface and leave it on a few days to make sure you can remove it with adhesive cleaner and a strong bristle brush first as desired.
Of course, you could always just buy regular duct tape at the Dollar Store, and simply add in the road markings with a marker and add in your own Hot Wheels cars.
From our Facebook fan page:
Steven Golnik posted: As a kid, I used my grandparent's braided rug.
Cassy Rood posted: I gave my son a couple rolls of $1.00 masking tape, and soon had a road system from one end of my house to the other and two kids occupied for most of the day!
Alissa Requier posted: LOL, this is cool. My parents gave my sons scotch tape for an Xmas gift one year, they were so thrilled it was hilarious!
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Category: children, feature, frugal tips, recycle, reduce, reuse, saving money, toys
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