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I invented these ages ago, when I was first starting to get into recycle art. Using old cd's I make all manner of cool candles and sun-catchers. They look amazing in a bright window. Everytime I make one I can't believe how cool that crackled cd surface looks, and every single one is always completely different!
I love combining them with tin shapes, which I make from the metal from old soda cans.
I'm not sure if I will sell these though:the edges are really sharp!
This is a great idea! How did you do this?
ReplyDeleteHow cool! I love the color of the candle!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool!! They look really neat. Off to see your shop.
ReplyDeleteCool! You should do a tutorial on how to do the cd's.
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AH. That's the secret isn't it!
ReplyDeleteWow. These are awesome! What a great original idea :)
ReplyDeleteIt'll be a really big help, if you teach us how to do it. We want to do this in our science fair. Pleeeaaase. It's so awesome
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