I have been wanting to try a broken CD craft for a while. The black border of the frame was the perfect inspiration!
Materials used:
- One 5"x7" acrylic frame by Deflecto
- Assorted CD's
- Sharp heavy duty scissors.
- A soft washcloth.
- Protected surface and bowl.
- Aleena's fast grab tacky glue.
- Paper plate and q-tip.
2. The CD with start to separate while cutting. This is fine. Sort the pieces, careful not to touch the metallic shapes with your fingers, you don't want fingerprints.
CD pieces intact. ... Top transparent layer ...Bottom metallic layer. |
4. Fill in as much space with the larger pieces then carefully trim the shapes to fit the smaller spaces. Be precise when trimming at the individual metallic layer of the CD is extremely brittle and breaks off easily.
5. The end result is fantastic!
6. The way the light hits the CD fragments...never the same gleam of color! So magical!
Here I have decorated a 8 1/2"x2" Deflecto nameplate. I made my name graphic with a Free sign creator here.
I decorated the front drawers of the cube to reveal what is stored inside. Now I have my extra embellishments for ready to go decorating!
I hope you were inspired by what I made. If you'd like to make your own decorative frame and cube, Deflecto is offering an incredible giveaway!
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8 comments:
I love how the CD mosaic looks against the black background! Great projects!
Thanks Terry!
I've never tried using old CD's. Now I want to try. Great Project.
Hi Sue, writable CD,s are easier to cut than movie or music CD's.
What a cool effect the CD's create! This is a wonderful idea and fun project idea!
Ohh Sparkely! :) <3
Very clever. I had not seen that technique before.
So creative!
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