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Multicolor Spiral Paper Pad

Make your own spiral paper notepad for your office.

  • By Mmc
  • Category: Paper Crafts
  • Time Required: 10 minutes to make and 2 hours to dry
  • Difficulty: Easy
Multicolor Spiral Paper Pad
  • liquid paper glue
  • Paper cutter

Steps

Step #1: Colored paper

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  • Choose any different colors of paper that you desire and as much as you want.

Step #2: Cut

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  • Mix all the colors together, then cut the papers into pieces 4¼" by 5½".
  • If you are using 8½"x11" paper, after cutting it you will end up with four little pads.

Step #3: Making the spiral!

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  • Hold opposite corners of the stack.
  • Then twist your hands in opposite directions.
  • Turn the stack of paper around.
  • Then twist your hands again.
  • Give at least 10 twists and you will see the results.

Step #4: Glue

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  • Glue one side of the spiral.
  • The video will give you a better view of how to make the spiral and how to glue it.
  • Enjoy your homemade note pad!

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