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Record Album Mail Organizer
Organize your mail with an old record.
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Turn your oven up to 200 degrees F. Place an overturned bowl on a cookie sheet and center your record on the bowl. Place in oven for 2 minutes. After 2 minutes, check to see how malleable the vinyl has become. If the record has totally flopped downwards towards the cookie sheet, take it out of the oven. If not, leave in for another minute and check again.
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When the vinyl can be shaped with ease, remove from oven and bend one 1/3 of the record toward the center to make a lopsided taco shape. Then lay the record flat on the cookie sheet and put a plate in between the folded sides of the record (like the taco filling, if you will), so the record will flop over a bit more. Put in oven for another minute or two.
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Remove, let cool, and hang on wall however you like. May I suggest making use of that handy hole for a nail?
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Taz
03 Jul 18:40
This is ace!! I can't wait to try this myself. :D
DIS.AR.RAY
03 Jul 20:39
awesome! Totally doing it!
queenfairypants
03 Jul 20:58
and melting records triumphs again! cool!
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Stila
04 Jul 09:16
Awesome! I have to try it..my only problem is that I don't own any record.. :(
Knittin' Kitten
04 Jul 16:48
Stila, you can normally get records from charity shops for pretty cheap =)
JuliaFuentes
05 Jul 01:36
i'm so going to do thiss:]
M.a.r.i.s.o.l.
11 Jul 18:18
i hadnt thought of that, i made other stuff with my old vinyl recods though.
Shawnee S.
05 Sep 18:21
OMGsh that is so clever!! Nice work you know this reminded me of those old dinner kitchens or a dj room, this would look great!
Jae G.
02 Mar 02:52
Very nice! I'm going to try this fo sho!
Kat
08 Mar 23:38
This would be perfect for my boyfriend!
Thanks, gonna make one now :D
Ryals_Shoal
05 Apr 04:41
Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
ɐɯlɐ!
03 May 18:12
i could use this to hold
some of my magazines! :D
great idea!
misko m.
20 Aug 08:43
It's a good idea...