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A ly Decorative Project:

Window

Decorations

Materials needed:

• 8 sheets of tag board (2 of each

color)

• 1 roll cellophane wrap

• 1 package Mylar wrapping paper

• 1 can 3M Super 77 Spray

Adhesive

• 1 roll colored string (coordinated

to tag board colors)

Steps:

Trace 3” circles onto each

sheet of tag board. Trace

a slightly smaller diameter

circle inside of each to

create a donut outline.

Cut out each circle of tag

board and the inner circles.

You will have 18 disks of

each color and 18 donuts in

each color.

Add some of your personality

to your windows!

Using the tag board disk

as your guide, trace and

cut 18 disks of cellophane

wrap and 18 disks of Mylar

paper. Be sure to allow an

extra ¼” diameter in these

disks so they will overlap

the inner space of your

tag board donuts.

Cut 30, 9” lengths of string.

• 1 can high gloss spray

paint (optional)

• 1 pair Scotch™

Precision Ultra Edge

Non-stick Scissors

• Pencil and circular

objects for tracing

• Ruler

• Scotch® Magic™ Tape

• 6 Command™ Clear

Small Hook

Project steps continued -->

Summary of content (2 pages)

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A ly Decorative Project: Window Decorations Add some of your personality to your windows! Materials needed: • 8 sheets of tag board (2 of each color) • 1 roll cellophane wrap • 1 package Mylar wrapping paper • 1 can 3M Super 77 Spray Adhesive • 1 roll colored string (coordinated to tag board colors) • 1 can high gloss spray paint (optional) • 1 pair Scotch™ Precision Ultra Edge Non-stick Scissors • Pencil and circular objects for tracing • Ruler • Scotch® Magic™ Tape • 6 Command™ Clear Small Hook Steps
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A ly Decorative Project: Steps (continued): In a well-ventilated, masked off area, spray one side of a tag board donut. Move the donut to a clean sheet of paper and center the Mylar disk over the donut. Place and press to secure the bond. Place the tip of a length of string onto the edge of the adhesive-sprayed donut. Repeat step 7, linking each tag board unit to another using the lengths of string. Assemble 5 tag board units per strand. You should end with 6 strands, with some extra left over.