Jan,. You can make bookends, by melting the CDs, and shape them with a 90 degree angle. Melting it is easy. Put an iron on high, no steam, and hold it about 1 inch from the CD. Bend it with your hand, when it becomes soft. They will look like a L shape. Aloha!
My Aunt Violet would glue two together, shiny side out, of course- then some how crochet an open pattern around them and hang them (with crochet thread) in window for lovely sun catchers. They really do reflect nicely.
I really like the way you recycle things and use stuff most of us have at home already. I was curious about how you would repurpose this old metal wine holder. It is ...
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Wow, Jan,
Here is your inspiration
https://www.boredpanda.com/recycled-cd-diy/?utm_source=search.yahoo&utm_me
Jan,. You can make bookends, by melting the CDs, and shape them with a 90 degree angle. Melting it is easy. Put an iron on high, no steam, and hold it about 1 inch from the CD. Bend it with your hand, when it becomes soft. They will look like a L shape. Aloha!
Here are ideas for using your old cds: https://www.boredpanda.com/recycled-cd-diy/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic
Here are some cute ideas https://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=CDs%20in%20Upcycle
Here's a unique idea:
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/upcycling-cds-to-night-lamp-30765360
Upcycling CDs to Night Lamp
This is probably a bit involved for me, but I enjoyed seeing it. Thanks.
My Aunt Violet would glue two together, shiny side out, of course- then some how crochet an open pattern around them and hang them (with crochet thread) in window for lovely sun catchers. They really do reflect nicely.