Yeah, I've seen the fruit bowls. Another one (and I'll have to get back to you with more info on it) was a line of sunglasses this guy made using old records. So when you hold it at the right angle in the light you see the vinyl grooves in the frame - pretty cool. The guy who started the line used to be a DJ...
Stupid question. How would one go about making the bracelet?
-e
My guess...... use a heat gun, get the vinyl nice and floppy, then cut it and bend it. You need something to hold the shape while it hardens back up. I bet when hot the vinyl could be cut with siscors.
Couldn't find a pick, but a couple years ago I saw small CD rack made from cut/glued records. That was just a little too ironic and sad.
Stupid question. How would one go about making the bracelet?
-e
My guess...... use a heat gun, get the vinyl nice and floppy, then cut it and bend it. You need something to hold the shape while it hardens back up. I bet when hot the vinyl could be cut with siscors.
Couldn't find a pick, but a couple years ago I saw small CD rack made from cut/glued records. That was just a little too ironic and sad.
Word, but um...
"use a heat gun."
Am I the only lay person who doesn't own a heat gun?
Maybe I should just slice a slab with an exacto knife, throw it in the toaster, bend that bitch, and let it dry.
The bracelet looked like it was a label attached to one of those snap bracelets you slap against your wrist and it tightens up around it (your wrist) from BITD. 1 T.N.
My guess...... use a heat gun, get the vinyl nice and floppy, then cut it and bend it. You need something to hold the shape while it hardens back up. I bet when hot the vinyl could be cut with siscors.
Couldn't find a pick, but a couple years ago I saw small CD rack made from cut/glued records. That was just a little too ironic and sad.
Word, but um...
"use a heat gun."
Am I the only lay person who doesn't own a heat gun?
Maybe I should just slice a slab with an exacto knife, throw it in the toaster, bend that bitch, and let it dry.
That CD rack sounds sad.
-e I don't own one either, but they aren't very expensive. I supose if you just want to make 1 or 2 for yourself you could put the record in the oven for a few min. Don't know why I didn't think of that before the heat gun.
I have already done it for my own gift-giving, and have been planning for years to try to make for sale, wrapping paper out of this:
I'll buy it.
You wouldn't be alone, either...I just don't know how to do it legally, it could be a licensing mess of amazing proportions...I wanted to do a whole series with different label's inner sleeves, although the Atlantics are best suited, and there are variations...stay tuned...
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No way dude, you mean like this!
some overachiever must have made yours!
Wouldn't those warp in the sun?
A friend of mine has started a phenomenon in the stencil art world known as Vinyl Killers
check http://www.laid-back.be/gallery/paris_fevrier_2004/galleryparis.htm
Hang a right at the private mind garden, gather the four elements of hiphop, turn left at the internet going nuts, and boom, you're there.
that had me laughing..
then again, I think this is dope too:
[dope beyond words]
Isn't that a Diane Arbus photo (with the hand grenade taken out and the spray can put in)?
Stupid question. How would one go about making the bracelet?
-e
My guess...... use a heat gun, get the vinyl nice and floppy, then cut it and bend it. You need something to hold the shape while it hardens back up. I bet when hot the vinyl could be cut with siscors.
Couldn't find a pick, but a couple years ago I saw small CD rack made from cut/glued records. That was just a little too ironic and sad.
Word, but um...
"use a heat gun."
Am I the only lay person who doesn't own a heat gun?
Maybe I should just slice a slab with an exacto knife, throw it in the toaster, bend that bitch, and let it dry.
That CD rack sounds sad.
-e
yes it is. I went to the Arbus exhibit when it came to the Getty Center last year...amazing photo's.
I like it.
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T.N.
Word, but um...
"use a heat gun."
Am I the only lay person who doesn't own a heat gun?
Maybe I should just slice a slab with an exacto knife, throw it in the toaster, bend that bitch, and let it dry.
That CD rack sounds sad.
-e
I don't own one either, but they aren't very expensive. I supose if you just want to make 1 or 2 for yourself you could put the record in the oven for a few min. Don't know why I didn't think of that before the heat gun.
Nice use of the heat gun!
this is my contribution to the world.
carry on.
-rich
It looks sad, seems big & bulky to hold about 10 CD's, would probably look better holding some 45's
I'll buy it.
You wouldn't be alone, either...I just don't know how to do it legally, it could be a licensing mess of amazing proportions...I wanted to do a whole series with different label's inner sleeves, although the Atlantics are best suited, and there are variations...stay tuned...
The kind of person that'd buy that will probably never own more than 10 cds...
That's like incest.
Or maybe cannabilism.
-e
= Hairdrier? Think I could use that?
Got a fucked-up copy of "It??s hell that I??d love to make into one of those bracelets.
- J
With all the fuckin' Boz Scaggs records & shit why did this person cut up a Pilz record? WHYYYY!!!!?????
Don't be silly. Everybody know that the only way to kill a zombie is the pierce their brain. duh!