Creative and Cool Ways To Reuse Old Vinyl Records.
Sound Wave:
Artist Jean Shin created this sculpture "Sound Wave" out of vinyl records. It was created to show "the inevitable waves of technology that render each successive generation of recordable media obsolete."
Vinyl Sculpture:
Brittany Harwood, a 15 years old girl created this sculpture for a scholarship program and its made from vinyl records.
Vinyl Record Clock:
Make a Dali-esque wall clock using a vinyl record. Link.
Vinyl Record Jewelry:
Jewelry designer Tania Hennessy cuts vinyl records into fantastic shapes, with a strong focus on making the 2D appear 3D.
Record Bowls:
Designer Jeff Davis uses the unwanted records and creates them into functional objects: like these bowls. These are made from 12" vinyl records, can hold dry goods and still feature the original labels.
Vinyl Fruit Bowls:
These are hand-made; each one uses a different record; thus each is unique.
Earrings:
Designer Millie Hilgert creates these amazing looking earrings using old vinyl records.
Record Art:
Record Tote Bag:
Each bag is one of a kind and is a limited edition. "Each bag is original, no 2 bags are identical! This bag is crafted with red canvas, 2 recycled records with red labels, a black web strap and a black & white polk-a-dot interior fabric which matches the outside elements!"
Record Purse:
"Each side of the purse is Side One of a different album. I printed out the labels on colored heavy weight printer paper, and used double-sided paper adhesive to attach them over the existing labels on the records."
Vinyl Record Earrings:
Here are the tutorials: link.
Record Book:
Journal made from old vinyl record.
Vinyl Flying V Guitar Brooch:
Vinyl 7 Inch Wall Clock with Custom Hands:
Book by Kate Black:
It's made from used 7" vinyl records.
Record Silhouettes:


Carlos Aires cut vinyl record silhouettes.
Bowl:
If you are interested in making a record into a bowl, here is the link.
Candle Holder:
And here is how to make one: link.
Vinyl Record Sculptures:
This is created by artist Modou Dieng, and here are many more from him. Link.
Music To My Feet:
Vinyl Baby:
These are the creation of Steven Deo. "Steven Deo constructs his unique sculptures to represent his own commentary on history and human sociology."
Art on Vinyl Records:
Wall Sculpture:
Created by Michelle Stitzlen.
Sculptures:
Audio-based installation by Los Angeles artist Eamon Ore-Giron.
Record Lampshade:
Here is how to make one: link.
Phenakistascope:
"It's the first kinetic sculpture edition created by the acclaimed South African artist William Kentridge.
Walk That Vinyl:
"These record players by artist Jeroen Diepenmaat change pitch depending on how fast you walk."
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5 comments:
I do this outlandish thing with records, I p;lay them on a turntable and believe it or not they make sound and music!!
Awesome post! Who knew so much could be done with just this one material? So many good ideas, too. Though personally I still like to listen to records. ;)
Or you could just enjoy listening to the record? This is another example of items being 'recycled' into pointless items...
I like the fruit bowls. The shape is cool. I leave mine flat, just paint on 'em.
Peace.
Well, if the records are broken there is not much to be done with them. I would prefer the items which still keep the look of the record in tact; they can be more of a keepsake.
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