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DIY Kitchen Backsplash from Old CDs

By: upmade from instructables.com

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DIY Kitchen Backsplash from Old CDs
DIY Kitchen Backsplash from Old CDs
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Do you have a stack of old CDs that you never listen to anymore? Upcycle them into a beautiful DIY kitchen backsplash. This backsplash project is the perfect way to recycle your old CD collection, giving them new life and providing a much-needed update to your kitchen decor. This DIY mosaic backsplash adds color and style to your walls that will reflect the rainbow around your kitchen. There's not a cheaper way to create a mosaic backsplash for your kitchen, and you'll feel great about clearing your CD collection.

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Estimated Cost$11-$20

Time to CompleteLonger than a weekend

Primary TechniqueRepurposing

Intermediate

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Catsitt

Oct 08, 2018

This is an absolutely stunning and show stopping looking piece. I think it would be wasted in my kitchen as I dont think the natural light would get to it enough but I was think it could look cool as the back-splash for our camper van kitchen and give it a revamp that it needs at the minute.

jadoredior

Jun 28, 2018

This idea is so pretty and it's a great way to recycle my old CDs that are too scratched or that I don't listen to anymore.

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