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tasmia n.
tasmia n. · 7 projects
whooooo! that is nice. i can't get my hands on a record though :X
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Kata B.
Kata B. · Csömör, Pest County, HU · 24 projects
Oh my god I love this! I'm tottaly gonna make one!
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Ciara
Ciara · 68 projects
I just made one of these as a gift for a friend, turned out great!
Will take pictures as soon as I can :3
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Kate A.
Kate A. · Manchester, England, GB · 10 projects
Try using hot water (just from the kettle) to melt the vinyl slightly first, then you can just cut it with scissors! It's so much easier! If it goes a little floppy just put it in the water again and leave a little to flex then take it out and put something flat and slightly heavy on it! Happy
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Frustrated Crafter
Frustrated Crafter · 10 projects
I made two of these and had a blast doing it! I gave them away as gifts for Christmas, one to my sister, one to my boyfriend, before I could take a photo. Thanks for the idea, they both LOVED them!
Oh, and instead of binder rings, I made them spiral bound using some plastic-insulated electrical wire I picked at the hardware store. It came in this amazing red that I couldn't pass up!
Again, thanks for the inspiration!
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Frustrated Crafter
Frustrated Crafter · 10 projects
LOVE it!!!
I know what my friends are getting for Christmas!!
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Candice C.
Candice C. · Wylie, Texas, US · 49 projects
Super nifty! I'm gonna hafta raid the records at my thrift shop Happy
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Rocking Frugality
Rocking Frugality · St Louis, Missouri, US · 9 projects
Great idea! I am going to have to try this one.
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Nicole
Nicole · Winter Park, Florida, US
I love this idea, so I tried this out. However, I didn't have access to a saw, and I was afraid of breaking the record. Instead, I drilled a few holes in the top, hole punched paper and aligned all the holes together, and then fastened them. Then I decorated the labels. Yay!
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Carrie C.
Carrie C. · Idaho, Idaho, US · 1 project
I hope Candace H. saw this project!! For all of you out there,take a look at her record album bag posting. It would be a great second project for using the record album! Love it Cat! You are the greatest!
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Singingpraisehomemaker
Singingpraisehomemaker · 7 projects
oooooooooh so cool
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Tiffany S.
Tiffany S. · North Carolina, North Carolina, US · 1 project
O_O Thats freakin awesome!
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CourtneyCatastrophe
CourtneyCatastrophe
It's brilliant, but I could never do that to a record. Go on, call me crazy.
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cortney

what i did, was just cut one in half, drilled 3 holes in the straight side, then put keychain rings, so it was a record front and back, and added paper in the middle of course.
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