These Recycled CD Spinners appeal to both boys and girls. That’s unusual for most crafts. So, when there’s an idea for something that works for both, I am sure to use it when my grandchildren are around. Not only is it a craft, but it’s fun to have contests on whose spinner lasts the longest! It, also, fits in for any season as it can be decorated in any way! It’s a great way to reuse and recycle a CD and bottle-top into something fun! The only extra material needed is a marble.
Materials:
1 CD
1 marble
1 recycled cap from a bottle
Hot glue gun
Permanent Markers – Watercolor markers do not work!
Stickers, etc. optional
Materials:
Directions:
First, decorate the CD with permanent markers or stickers, etc.
Next, glue marble into the CD hole on the bottom side. Use a glue gun.
Finally, glue cap on the center of the CD decorated side. (I used a milk bottle cap, but any cap will work.)
Let dry and SPIN!
Notice how the 1/2 red and 1/2 blue circle turns purple while spinning. The black is invisible! This CD Spinner is a great color wheel project, too.
You probably already have these materials on hand. Try it! Kids love this craft!
Enjoy!
Phyllis
You may want to consider following on Pinterest, Bloglovin, or subscribe on the sidebar! Thank you!
10 Responses to CD Spinners