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Gift ideas - recycled DVDs and CDs

 We are all more conscious of the tremendous amount of waste produced on a daily basis.

We have been saving many of our DVDs that we no longer need and started being creative with them.

Here are few of them online. We use recycled magazines, junk mail, notecards and greeting cards in a creative way. You forget that they were headed to the trash can.

I hope you will like some of them. It's a better alternative, in my opinion to the small square coasters. It's much roomier to hold your favorite cup of coffee or tea, as well as drinks. They also make great house warming gifts as well. 






















 (click on the images to purchase, if they are still available. Don't worry, new designs are coming up often)

Check the coasters section often, as new items get added. If you buy more than $35 worth of giftable items, you would get 10% discount, till May 21st, 2021. 

 What other themes and colors would you like to see?

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