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Krispy Kreme Boxes Can Be Upcycled Into Easy Face Shields With A Little Tape

By Mikelle Leow, 16 Jul 2020

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Image via Logan Swenson / Shutterstock.com

The next time someone shames you for buying too many doughnuts, just tell them you’re doing your part to protect the community during the pandemic, and then cut that person out of your life.

If you have a penchant for Krispy Kreme’s golden-brown pillows of joy, the icing on the cake glaze on the doughnut is that its packaging can easily be recycled into a face shield with some tape, as demonstrated in a quick video tutorial by Australian musician Andy Clockwise.

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The technique is manageable even for those who don’t consider crafting their strong suit. You’ll just need to clean any leftover doughnut grease from the lid of a 12-piece box, before cutting, folding, and taping the packaging into a face shield that lets you wear your love for the classic sweets out.





[via Laughing Squid, video via Andy Clockwise, cover image via Logan Swenson / Shutterstock.com]
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