Creative DIY Projects That Turn Trash Into Treasure
This hanging light made with an embroidery hoop, twinkle lights and feathers is just beautiful. I don’t think of feathers and lighting generally together but boy is it a nice combo. Pop on over to the blog Homesthetics for a list of 20 more great recycled lighting ideas.
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If you’re anything like me, you’ve got a stack of old vinyl records lying around, maybe from your parents’ collection or that time you bought a crate of random records at a garage sale. Well, here’s a genius way to breathe new life into those vintage treasures: this recycled long-play record art piece. It’s not just a nod to the past; it’s a way to keep it alive in a modern, stylish form.
I’ve always loved the tactile feel of a record and the ritual of playing one—there’s just something special about it. So when I found these upcycled records turned into artwork, I instantly thought about how cool it would be to give a second life to my own collection (which is currently collecting dust in the attic). It’s like the record is back from its own time-travel journey, with a fresh purpose and a whole new vibe.
Whether you’re a music lover or just someone who appreciates unique, eco-friendly art, this recycled record will be a conversation starter in your home. Plus, it’s an awesome way to keep the nostalgia alive without cluttering your space.
Why it rocks:
Crafted from recycled long-play records
A nostalgic, eco-friendly art piece for your walls
Perfect for music lovers, retro enthusiasts, or anyone looking to add character to their home decor
Give your old records a chance to shine again, all while adding some sustainable flair to your living room.
Do you have instructions on how to make the feather and twinkle lights by chance I just love this.