How To Make Your Own Paper CD Sleeves

By Terry Hollett / 09/05/2017 / 2 Comments / How-To

Paper CD/DVD Sleeves

Most CD/DVD packs now come in spindles, without any cases or sleeves. I’ve been using this method on and off for awhile now when I needed a quick casing.

Take an ordinary sheet of 8×11 paper. Fold it in half by length and then by width (doesn’t matter which way first).

Then lay it flat. Where the two folds meet in the center, it forms a cross shape. Place the CD/DVD, being careful not to scratch it, in the center of the page using the cross shape in the center of the page and looking through the hole of the CD/DVD to center it as best as possible. I like to use an old CD/DVD for this step.

Then firmly hold down the CD/DVD and fold in one side (long way) tight to the CD/DVD edge, then do the same for the other side.

Then do the same for the top and bottom and tuck the edge of one fold into the other.

That’s it.

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About The Author

Terry Hollett

Terry is a self-taught computer aficionado, who after being exposed to Windows 3.1 in the early 1990's devoured every book and magazine on the subject he could get his hands on. A published author with over 20 years' experience building and servicing computers for friends and family he started his first website in 2002 at Hit Any Key.

2 thoughts on “How To Make Your Own Paper CD Sleeves”

David Holman
09/09/2017 at 3:58 pm

Thank you!!!
1. Terry Hollett
  09/11/2017 at 7:35 am
  
  Welcome.

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