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At Christmas time we were at son Otto's home in Port Townsend, Washington, where he is (among other things) a software developer. This means that there are plenty of obsolete computer discs, which Kristin had hung in the windows as added shine and color. They turned in the slightest breeze, sending rainbows of color swirling around their centers. They were magical in daylight, as above...
...and at night they took on a mysterious depth and brilliance from the lights of the room and the Christmas tree (all white lights).
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That is a very clever idea.I always thought they would be good for something artistic.
That is indeed a very clever idea! and they look really lovely! Thanks for sharing!
I never would have thought to use discs as decorations, but why not? Good idea and good d post!
Unique decoration...they look very nice and sparkly...and a good D choice...
They do catch the light brilliantly. Very original choice for the letter D.
I have used them as window strike deterrents as the birds see them and don't crash into the window..Good choice for the letter D..Michelle
I love old computer disks. I made a mobile for a small child and it still hangs on the ceiling and casts delightful lights around the room. They are fascinating... Nice post!
Hello, Miss Smith :)
Clever :) I went to a discoteque once - where all the ceiling vas covered with disks like this. Amazing effect :)
Have a nice day :)
Love the thought on this. I would have never thought of it.
Saw a roomdivider once that was made out of CD's. Clever!
What a great idea to recycle those obsolete discs. I am going to try that one of these days.
Hi!
Beautiful "D"! My son is a computer engineer so there are lots of those around our house. Have a great day!!
Sherrie
What a great way to use obsolete discs. They look so decorative, and your photos are really pretty.
That's a wonderful use for them. I used to receive two or three each month from an online service. I hated to pitch them in the garbage (don't decompose, I expect), and so have a stack of them. I think I shall make a mobile for my back yard. Thanks. Nice "D"
And who said recycling couldn't be easy on the eyes?! Great photos.
p.s. love your new and improved 'look.' :O)
Now there's a novel use for old disks! We use them as coasters!
A great idea!!!
Have a nice week
Wow, what a great idea! I love it. Otto and his wife are creative! Fun! I bet the colors were amazing. I always love coming here. It is a breath of air in my hectic week! God bless you this week! Love, Becky
It's a good idea, they are pretty.
thats a cool idea for recycling disks! i think i have seen this once before.
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