Recycled CD Holiday Ornament
Create a personalized ornament to add to your collection by using a recycled CD! Not only does it provide a sturdy base for your ornament, but you can design some neat looks with its circular shape. This would is a great project to showcase your family’s holiday photos through the years. It’s an ideal project to use the circle cutter for. Have fun getting creative!
Materials:
- Fiskars “Pine for You” Squeeze Punch (01-03771)
- Fiskars “Sugar & Spice” Squeeze Punch (01-003773)
- Fiskars Circle Cutter (93807097 )
- Fiskars Adhesive Foam Set (12-2487 )
- Fiskars 12-inch Rotary Portable Trimmer (12-9908 7097)
- Li’l Davis Designs Tis the Season papers
- Heidi Grace Designs Reagan’s Closet Clear Stamp (believe)
- Cloud 9 Design Autumn Fun epoxy stickers
- Recycled CD
- ribbon
- green stamp ink
- cardstock in white and green
Steps:
- Use a recycled CD as the ornament base.
- Cut one circle using the green cardstock to cover one side of the CD. Adhere.
- Attach the photo to the right side of the circle. Trim off excess to maintain the circle shape.
- Stamp the word “believe” in a row with green ink on white cardstock. Trim a strip & adhere above the photo.
- Add a small strip of striped patterned paper above the word strip. Always trim any excess papers to keep the circle shape of the ornament.
- Place a narrow strip of red patterned paper to the left of the photo.
- Punch about six gingerbread man shapes using light brown cardstock. Arrange and adhere them to the green part of the ornament, to create a repeating pattern. Again, trim off excess. Add tiny epoxy circles to the gingerbread men.
- Punch one tree using green cardstock. Adhere in place using a foam adhesive. Add tiny epoxy circles.
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rjgosnell 4503681
Nov 24, 2015
what a clever idea!!!!!! I have some of those cd's they used to send you to sign up for AOL that I can do this with! Thank you- you always have such great ideas!
JMitchell
Sep 18, 2011
This is such a lovely idea... but I see a small item of frustration right off the bat. The project instructions do not specify what adhesive to use to secure the cardstock to the CD... I looked on the Fiskars Brand website too, with no better luck.
myilluminations
Dec 11, 2010
What a fantastic idea! Mini-scrapbooking on old CDs, I'm ready to start! Fran
jnwhitescreek 0556 111
Nov 01, 2010
This sounds like a great craft to be done with small children/grandchildren. Thanks for the idea!
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