Upcycle dvd cases

I was glad to hear you liked this project! I never knew so many of you would want the detailed instructions and I am sorry I didn't provide them in my earlier post. Here are a few tips so you can make your own. I have no idea if all DVD cases are the same, but I used the ones Stampin' Up! offers in their catalog. It has a clear plastic sleeve on the outside that wraps around the front...

If you wish to recycle the plastic cases, it might be a bit tough. These are #6 plastic (polystyrene), which may be recyclable where you live — be sure to check with your local authorities. Since #…

Have some old DVD cases lying around? Check out these 8 awesome DVD case DIY's! Get the full tutorial + materials here: - 4 DVD case hacks- 3 DVD case travel ha…

Hello. Hope your day is going well! I don't know about you, but it always seems like we have things we need to find a use for. One of the things recently was cd cases. They had been left over after transferring cds from regular cases to the slim cases. I had a bunch to use. Fortunately, a poster on YouTube had just the project for them! So I cannot take credit for this idea. How To Recycle CD cases Well, after the use of glue sticks, the cases and the inserts, here is what I made. Each one…

Do you have old CD cases lying around? Bet you do... and here is a list of all the things you could do with a CD case.

Anyway as it turns out these light boxes where pretty simple to make. The whole project only took about an hour. Each cube takes three empty cd cases. The first step is to remove the paper and the plastic inserts from all the cases.

It's like Blue Peter round here some days.

Condensing DVD storage is a simple and rewarding process. But the fun really begins when crafting with the DVD cases. Discover 18 DIY projects bound to please...

Use up your old CDs and DVDs with these super fun recycled craft ideas including DIY home decor, kids crafts and activities and more!

DVD Game Case--I wove black felt into red, sewed it & glued it to two pieces cut from back of memo pad; then glued one side into case. I cut out the very center of circle, glued in black felt & painted Tic-Tac-Toe. I painted Connect Four on a felt piece & glued it to the other side of the checker board. Checkers are buttons sewed to felt (which may not have been necessary). I sewed checker pouch which sits in the Tic-Tac-Toe area when closed. I printed off instructions for cover.