I have 13 CD's that i was going to pitch, but then decided I could alter them and use them as ornaments on our birthday tree (yes, you read that correctly, we decorate a birthday tree for family birthdays). I figured I could cover them with PP and embellishments, but what's the best way to cover with the paper? What kind of adhesive? Did you just cut to size or did you cut slightly larger and sand the edges? Did you seal them when you were finished?
Any help?
OCD is not an adjective. It is not a personality quirk. It is not synonymous with being organized. It is a complex and debilitating mental health illness that affects people of all ages and walks of life, and is defined by the presence of unwanted, intrusive thoughts and repetitive actions. I am an OCD warrior and I fight for my son.
I saw on etsy or an another website where a woman was making coasters covered in fabric out of old CDs!
http://mojoandco.blogspot.com/2009/10/t ... aster.html
ETA- that's just one example
http://mojoandco.blogspot.com/2009/10/t ... aster.html
ETA- that's just one example
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That's a really neat idea, too! I would have never thought of that. It involves sewing though . . . I'd probably sew my fingers together.
OCD is not an adjective. It is not a personality quirk. It is not synonymous with being organized. It is a complex and debilitating mental health illness that affects people of all ages and walks of life, and is defined by the presence of unwanted, intrusive thoughts and repetitive actions. I am an OCD warrior and I fight for my son.
I know the other one I saw has minimal sewing. You might be able to even use fabric glue
I used maod podge , and I cut mine jsut barely smaller. I did coat mine with another layer of Mod podge ..I have done cards, and magnets, and a dishwasher sign..
I've made some magnets for my fridge. I haven't had trouble with the regular adhesive on the front, but have had to restick the magnets onto the back as they were the peel and stick kind. I glued down the background papers and then used an exacto knife to trim to size.
Jenna - Mom to Emily (2/02) & Kaitlyn (2/04)
I used mine for Birthday Announcements :) They were a BIG hit with family and friends!!
Trish ~ It's all fun and games until somebody loses an EYELET!
Jenna! LMAO!!!
Trish, those are very pretty!
Trish, those are very pretty!
OCD is not an adjective. It is not a personality quirk. It is not synonymous with being organized. It is a complex and debilitating mental health illness that affects people of all ages and walks of life, and is defined by the presence of unwanted, intrusive thoughts and repetitive actions. I am an OCD warrior and I fight for my son.
These are just darling!!11deerewife wrote:I've made some magnets for my fridge. I haven't had trouble with the regular adhesive on the front, but have had to restick the magnets onto the back as they were the peel and stick kind. I glued down the background papers and then used an exacto knife to trim to size.
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You ALL are so creative. I would never have thought of these ideas. Great!
Bibi
1grandma wrote:You ALL are so creative. I would never have thought of these ideas. Great!
I *think* all of mine were for fast scraps during crops.
Jenna - Mom to Emily (2/02) & Kaitlyn (2/04)
Okay, this may be a stupid question, but how did everyone make holes in the CDs without cracking the disc?
Have a great day/evening!
Adrienne (babykaykz1108)
Adrienne (babykaykz1108)
Wow, love what you guys did! Maybe we need a CD altered class, hint DT girls
Jenna, your magnets are darling! I would have never thought to do something like that. Great idea.
---Jan---
I made a minialbum with CD´s, done in the Bind it All. But I can´t seem to fins any pictures on it. Something that´s really nice is to emboss directly on the CD!
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