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Ornament Made from a Recycled CD

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Date: 06/15/2005 Topics: Craft Projects > Christmas > Ornaments | Photos > Crafts | Contest Winners > Photo Contest > June - July 2005  
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Ornament Made from a Recycled CD

winner.jpg I took an old CD and took two piece of cardstock paper and traced the CD onto the paper. I then took an exacto knife and made three holes in the bottom of the CD (for the beads) and one hole in the top (for the hanger). You can use a dremel, or you can use a drill with a small bit, you can even get a metal skewer hot and poke a hole thru the CD.

I then attached the cardstock onto the CD using decoupage medium. Let it dry. After it is dry then you can hollow out the holes in the paper.

I painted my paper with craft paint of one color let dry, (both sides). Then I used a crackle medium and brushed it on, let dry, (both sides). I then painted contrasting color over the crackle medium, let dry, (both sides).

Then I added a picture I printed off the Internet. I attached the picture with decoupage medium. You can do several coats of the decoupage medium. Let dry in between coats. I then put some wire thru the holes and attached the beads.

Very simple and easy to do. Let your imagination soar! You can use scrapbook paper and images too.

Michele

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Post by spinwool (29) | (07/19/2006)
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I love your idea!! What a great and beautiful way to use those cd`(which used to drive me crazy) now I will look forward to them. you are so right when you comment about imagination possibilities!!! laurie


Post by imaqt1962 (676) | (04/26/2006)
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TRULY AN AWESOME IDEA


Post By Tedebear (Guest Post) (08/24/2005)
Hi, I just love to take pictures. On my last visit to the Dollar Store, I found magnetic sheets. Yes, I made refrigerator magnets with the "extra copies" of pictures I had taken of friends and family. My friends and family loved receiving their new refrigerator magnets! What great memories! You might add a ribbon for the tree, than they will have a magnet during the year and an ornament for Christmas.


Post by Joyce wis (73) | (08/24/2005)
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Yes you can recycle old christmas card i have been doing it for yeas now. All i do is cut the card in half if it is not wrote on & use the front half. You can crochet around it after you punch holes around it, or you can use double sided tape & i put lace around it. Then you write on it what you want too.


Post By Patt (Guest Post) (08/23/2005)
Could you use recycled Christmas cards?


Post By grammar (Guest Post) (06/17/2005)
that is lovely thanx for sharing your idea..gonna have to make some of these ;)


Post By Tami (Guest Post) (06/17/2005)
that's beautiful, I'm going to try it with my kids, to give as Christmas presents.


Post by Ziggee (167) | (06/15/2005)
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that is so neat, now I want to make some.

Ziggee


Post By (Guest Post) (06/15/2005)
Adorable, what a great gift idea using photos of family members.


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