Remember the days when we had shelves full of CDs with music, movies, and back-ups of our more-important-than-life files? If you haven’t thrown them away yet, this list is for you!
From one-of-a-kind Christmas ornaments to glamorous plates and mirrors, this list will show you a few of the greatest ways to recycle that pile of your old CDs.
#1 Mosaic Tile Birdbath
#2 Animal Sculptures Made Of Shattered Cds
#3 Guitar
#4 Mirror
#5 Wastelandscape
#6 Jewelry Box
#7 Mosaic Flower Pot
#8 Mosaic Table
#9 Christmas Ornaments
#10 Door
#11 Kleenex Box Decor
#12 Coasters
#13 Shoes ;)
#14 Mosaic Table
#15 Collar
#16 Wall Clock
#17 Bracelet
#18 Holiday Clutch
#19 Christmas Tree
#20 Wall Art
#21 Shiny Collar
Bonus. Amazing things with Balloons
Fashion a DIY button bowl
Using a balloon, buttons, and some clear-drying glue, you can create on of these adorable button bowls in now time.
Form a cloud from balloons.
This cute DIY is a great decoration for a kid’s birthday party, or even a prom.
Construct DIY Tree Branches Light
Use a balloon to create this interesting light fixture, made from small branches and glue.
Dip balloons in chocolate.
This is a creative new way to serve your desserts. The best part? No dishes when you’re finished.
Freeze some magical lawn decorations.
Using balloons, you can create charming ice luminaries for your home, turning your front yard into a winter wonderland.
Having a party? Put out balloon-dipped mason jars.
This is a creative way to keep everyone’s glasses straight, sans permanent market.
Fill balloons with water and freeze some ice candles.
How gorgeous would these look at a winter wedding?
Fill some ninja stress balls.
Get your stress out with one of these cheeky ninja stress balls – just paint their faces onto balloons and squeeze.
Fashion a mini rainbow balloon arch.
This idea is cute, colorful, and you should probably just have one in your home at all times.
Recycled balloon vases.
Add visual interest to your plastic bottle vases with a colorful balloon.
Freeze ice gems for your yard.
For when your winterized front yard needs a slight upgrade.
Create simple, elegant centerpieces.
String, adhesive, and a balloon are all you need to make these chic centerpieces for your next dinner party.
Use them in your cooler to keep drinks cold.
Ice cubes are boring – make your cooler more colorful with balloons instead.
Make an Easter string basket.
An adorable take on a traditional Easter basket that’s just begging to be filled up with goodies.
Tie up a birthday wreath.
This is an awesome wreath that will let every guest know exactly where the party is at.
Heat up som DIY candle holders.
The heat from a lamp helps these doilies firm up around the balloon to create these fancy candle holders.
Float water balloon in a pool.
If you’re lucky enough to have an outdoor pool, you’re doing yourself a disservice by not filling it with balloons for your next party.
Save the date with balloons.
These festive save-the-dates will definitely keep your special day at the forefront of your guest’s mind’s.
Make an ice bowl.
Keep that fruit salad chilled for the entire duration of the party. Plus, it looks pretty cool on a buffet table.
Paint on some autumn leaves.
If this works as well as it looks like it does, it is absolutely amazing.
Wind some yarn ball ornaments.
These will make your Christmas tree look especially twee and amazing.
Construct a classic balloon arch.
The perfect entryway for any guest of honor.
Moody pendant lights for ambiance.
These great lights were molded around balloons and then hung from the ceiling for a low-key vibe.
Paint up a DIY glitter bowl.
We probably wouldn’t eat out of these (too much glitter in teeth), but they would look awesome sitting on your countertop.
Use balloons to make marshmallow shooters.
This will totally be a hit at your next children’s party.