1 3/4 in. circles help
 

I'm working on a yoyo project somebody has starded. It is a chrismas project that will not be washed so they used 1 3/4 in. ceral boxs circle in the center. I need to find about 50, 1 3/4in circles that are about that wright. dose anybody know of any thing that is about the wright and size that I can come up with? without have to cut all them out of a ceral box or something. I hoping that some body know of some that is just trash from something eles that I can find and use in the project. Thank to all for look and the time to read this. I know somebosy will have some great idea for me to use. Thanks for all the help.

ise cardstock from scrapbooking. but WHY would you keep it in the center. there is no reason to keep it there???
I've done dozens of projects using yo yos and never kept it in the center. you just draw around the carboard circle template.

Would this help? No template needed. Second video.

http://www.connectingthreads.com/tutorials/Yo_Yos-two_methods__D84.html

Edit: just reread your post, you are planning on leaving the template in the yo yo.

dakotamaid: Yes I was hoping to leave the paper in the yoyo's it is to be a christmas tree that I'm planning to use on a bullit board at school. so was think that the paper would help to hold the shape.

I agree with Lynnie, in using card stock. You can feed it through your printer, to print the circles. If it isn't quite heavy enough, you can just use two layers.

You can purchase a 1 3/4 inch circle punch??? https://www.google.com/search?q=1.75...x-a&channel=sb

I was always needing circles for one thing or another, so I invested in a Sizzix Big Shot, and the templates in the sizes I used most often. I have cut them out of paper, card stock, Templar, and fabric. I also found another hobby--die cutting and die collecting. Just what I needed, right? NOT.

Hmmm, you might even try a hardware store for something in that size. washers, etc. Good luck.

Maybe use poster board or manilla file folders...I would use a compass and set it at 7/8" and twirl it around to make the circles. Maybe you can recruit some others to do the cutting for you.