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Easy-Peasy CD Sleevesey

Easy-Peasy CD Sleevesey
Make a double CD/DVD sleeve from an ordinary sheet of paper. No cutting required!
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
Get a blank sheet of letter sized (regular) paper (other sizes like A4 may work).
I used some scrap paper from my printer.

Also, get a CD or DVD.
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12 comments
Dec 20, 2007. 6:40 AMnitrox027 says:
i dare u to say the name 5 times fast
Jul 9, 2010. 4:54 PMguitarmonk15 says:
Easy-Peasy CD Sleevesy, Easy-Peasy CD Sleevesy, Easy-Peasy CD Sleevesy, Easy-Peasy CD Sleevesy, Easy-Peasy CD Sleevesy. Beat That!
Oct 27, 2007. 10:45 AMbaneat says:
Like the name :D
Sep 7, 2007. 2:55 AMemmjul says:
If you punsh two holes in the top you can collect them in a folder. I like it
Mar 19, 2006. 3:44 AMsharath says:
A nice & simple project. I tried it & it worked. One little suggestion: Make sure that all the folds are neat & firm.
Jul 25, 2007. 11:22 AMNaruto_Uzumaki says:
how are you sposed to tuke the top bit in??
Jul 20, 2007. 7:51 PMCameronSS says:
I burned a LOT of DVDs that I made for my church's 50th anniversary. I put a couple in jewel cases before I ran out. I put ten in store-bought sleeves before they ran out. Finally, I put twenty-one in these paper sleeves, using a discarded legal pad. Great, simple system. I like.
Oct 21, 2006. 3:59 AMOniLinkSword says:
LoL. I used to do this all the time when I was trying to protect a CD I was given or I didn't have a case at the time. Nice to see I wasn't the only one that had this idea. _
May 20, 2006. 3:14 PMroyshearer says:
Apr 6, 2006. 3:37 AMbluelion says:
no cutting, and no glue ... I modified it for one cd/dvd with a bigger "margin" and leaving the "tucked" folds to the back of the cd.... this covers most of the cd leaving .5" visible at the top
Apr 6, 2006. 3:32 AMbluelion says:
use a bone folder or a plastic ruler over the folds...

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