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In A Spin

By Wendy Pattison

Materials Required:

An old or unwanted compact disc.

Acrobat clown découpage paper: DC043.

Scraps of brightly coloured or

holographic paper.

Silver card 4.5cm diameter circle.

Brightly coloured paper 14.5cm x 29cm.

Background paper or holographic paper:

14cm x 14cm.

Standard hold punch.

1 Joggle eye (optional): TRM04.

XL408U: 01 Gold, 04 Red or 08 White.

2 Square outdoor strength sticky fixers.

Sticky fixers and UHU black top glue.

12mm Wide double sided tape: ADH16.

To Make The Cards:

Using a knife and ruler mark out and cut a

1cm strip off the right hand edge of the front

panel to give it a narrow front.

Choose a background paper with the appro-

priate wording for the occasion or use plain

holographic paper if preferred.

Cut the background paper to 11cm x 11cm

Place the CD onto the paper overlapping it by

the same amount all round. Draw round the

centre hole to mark the paper beneath. Remove

the disc and cut out an area a little larger then

the marked circle, the exact size or shape is not

important as it won’t show. Note: the other three

cards have a slightly larger background at 12cm

x 13cm, as the greeting is not placed on the card.

Place the CD at the right hand edge of the

front panel overlapping the card by 1cm or so

and draw a line onto the front panel along the

curve of the disc. Remove the disc and carefully

cut away the marked ‘thumbnail’ shape. Using

double sided tape, stick the background paper

centrally onto the card front.

Fold the sheet of brightly coloured paper in

half and trim to just a 1mm or so smaller than

the folded card size to make a pretty insert. Run

a line of double sided tape on the paper close

to the fold (this will be the back), peel and stick

carefully into the card on the inside back panel.

The CD is held in place with outdoor strength

sticky fixers as normal ones are too soft. Leaving

the backing paper on the sticky fixer, position

the hole in the disc over each in turn and draw

round to mark them with a circle. Cut both fixers

to the marked circle so they fit in the hole.

Cut a 4.5cm circle from silver card using a

pair of compasses, or by drawing round some-

thing about the right size.

Position the CD onto the front panel of the

card as before, stick one of the cut fixer circles

directly onto the card showing through the hole

in the CD. Stick the second circle exactly over the

top of the first to give the extra depth needed for

the CD to spin freely. Stick the silver circle of

card carefully onto the top of the fixer to hold the

CD in place. The heavier lines towards the centre

of the CD will help you to align it centrally.

Cut out one of the clowns and a present from

the découpage sheet. These are stuck onto the

disc using small pieces of standard sticky fixer

and each fixer needs to be cut into about 8 pieces

before use. The centre disc will support the parts

of the clown which align with it and sticky fixers

must be kept away from this area.

Place the clown face down over the CD and

positioned correctly (but in reverse) then lightly

mark a rough circle where the centre disc is.

Remove the clown and place pieces of sticky

fixer on the back of the paper as needed avoiding

the marked circle. Make sure you place a fixer

piece behind the eye to make it easier to affix the

joggle eye later.

Peel off all the backing pieces, turn the clown

over and carefully align it over the CD before

pressing into place. Stick the present onto the CD

using a small piece of sticky fixer. Use glue to

stick the joggle eye over the clown’s printed eye.

The dots are paper punched from holographic

paper or brightly coloured scraps of plain paper.

Run lines of tape across the back of the paper

before punching then peel and stick around the

CD as desired.

Apply the Happy Birthday stickers to the

front of the card and add arrows using a black

pen to show that the disc turns.

You can use this method of attaching the

disc to the card to make many different looking

designs to suit different recipients. I have shown

two other ideas here. The paper chain children

are paper punched in a circle. The dolphin and

waves are cut from foam.

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