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What you need:
three sheets of white corrugated
paper
compass
pattern
"football patches"
scissors
sticky
tape
glue
white cellophane or parchment / greaseproof / wax
paper
wire
Draw a circle onto one sheet of paper with the help of a compass.
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Draw another circle that is about 1 in larger around the first one.
Cut out the circle. Then cut out the inner circle, too.
Now you have got a circle frame.
Make another one using the second sheet of paper.
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Stick white parchment to the flat side of the circle frames.
Print out the football patches pattern three times.
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Stick six patches to each circle on the outside.
Apply one patch in the middle and distribute the other five along the edge.
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Cut a stripe off the third sheet of paper
(at right angles to the corrugated pattern).
Fold up the long edges.
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This works best if you score the surface with blunt scissors first.
![](fussba6.gif)
Cut into the small stripes several times.
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Cut off every second of these flaps. The flaps are used for gluing the stripe to the circles. Now you can bend the stripe without producing too many
creases.
![](fussba8.gif)
Stick the stripe to the first circle with glue or sticky tape.
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Apply the second circle to the other side of the stripe.
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Make two small holes into the rim of the circles at the top. Pull a piece of wire through the holes for
hanging.
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