There’s a new site I’m drooling over called Pinterest. How did it take me this long to find it?! While I *should* have been doing something else, I found these great little projects to share instead. The potential for distraction at this treasure trove of ‘things people like’ is severe and I’ll be creating my own pin-board over there pronto!
[Megan Hamer via Paul Rosenblatt] The original caption with this photo asks if it is ‘recycling’ or if it’s ‘destruction’. I would say that depends. Lets just imagine they are all… say… David Hasselhoff records.
[Marine Loiseau via Lisa Russo] Just a bit of love to a pallet from the back lane and… voila!
[Sarah Hannevik] The difficulty rating has just dramatically escalated, but these are amazing!
[Marine Loiseau via Monica Smith] Who could have thought you could do that with toilet rolls? Me, personally, I don’t know if I could come at adorning my home with them, but you must admit…
Bluecaravan 
I waste far to much time on this site. It’s just beautiful and I love how I can curate my own boards.
I love these selections
great colorfull pics 😉
I don’t know… That toilet paper roll piece is pretty fantastic! I originally found your blog by clicking on the record butterfly installation – but would be much more prone to recycling toilet paper rolls than 45s. Thanks!
and that is how I reached here! :))
How do you cut the records?
Do you have the original link to the record post? Is there a how-to?
n/m. Found this link: http://www.designboom.com/weblog/cat/10/view/5969/second-lives-exhibit-at-mad.html
No DIY. 😦
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the butterflies have likely been hand-cut, some people use a laser cutter, but you should NEVER cut vinyl this way as it gives off a toxic fume.
Great stuff,want to see more
Really dislike seeing stuff that I cant remake myself. Thats just showing off.
OK I LOVE them! H ow do you make them??????