Cool Winterish Wreath Made Of Old C Ds

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  Step 1

  Step 1: Arrange your CDs
  Put one CD on a flat surface. Then group 6 CDs around it. To state the obvious: the shiny side of the CDs should be on top ;)

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  Step 2

  like this.

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  Step 3

  Step 2: Glue the outer CDs together
  Rip strips of your double-sided tape and connect the six outer CDs as shown in the picture.

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  Step 4

  Step 3: Add the second layer
  Now remove the protective foil from the tape strips and, centering the CDs directly between two of the first layer, attach the second batch of 6 CDs .

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  Step 5

  The final CD will be the one from the center.

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  Step 6

  Here’s an example of some ornaments I used. Remove the ribbons if you use ornaments… Get something with a nice shape, you’ll need it for the next step:

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  Step 7

  Step 4: Now comes the fun part – spraying!
  Be careful to cover your working space with foil. Place the wreath in the middle and put your snowflake ornaments or stickers (upside down and without removing the stickers’ foil) nicely on top of your cds. Arrange the items carefully, you won’t be able to change it later. Now spray an even coat of matte white spray on top of your wreath. You might have to repeat this step one or two times until the color is opaque.

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  Step 8

  Step 5: Let dry…
  … be patient! Let the paint dry completely, then remove the ornaments and/or stickers. You’ll see the shapes of your ornaments sparkle in a nice contrast to your white paint. Now turn the stickers or ornaments around and attach them to the wreath. I chose to only attach the mirrored snowflakes, the others looked too intricate for my taste.

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  Step 9

  I found some cute felt stars in my stash which I attached instead. I attached them after I took this picture...

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  Step 10

  ... if you look closely, you can see that I covered the cds' holes partially with the felt stars.

  Tie a ribbon to the wreath (double the ribbon, pull it through a hole and then pull the tied end through the loop). Voilà, your sparkly yet elegant new wreath is ready!

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risa w. · Utica, New York, US · 3 projects 30th September 2013

this is so freaking awesome! i love it!

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