🌈¡Hola !Espero te encuentres muy bien , bienvenido a un mi blog de arte y creatividad ⭐.

🌈Hello! I hope you are doing very well, welcome to my art and creativity blog ⭐

I had my old CDs saved for a while now and thought I could use them to make new projects and elegant figures to put on the wall or decorate any part of the room, you see, I really like the rainbow reflection that these CDs bring, I feel they contribute a retro and vintage style to our interior, I would love to make a CD curtain but the truth is I need many more to complete this project and although it is a project that I have in mind I would like to do it to decorate the room and have a more retro style, I am a lover of crafts and creativity and here anything you have to recycle and make art with it, you can be sure that I will like it, if you can't find what to do with your CDs it's time for you to see how to make butterflies with them💿.

🦋Although you can make many crafts with CDs, today I wanted to make some beautiful butterflies because I am a lover of butterflies too and at the same time they also provide an aesthetic style to everything you want to decorate, although the CDs are a little small, we will try to make the butterflies a little medium and they should not be perfect, remember that here the aesthetic is what is original and what you do with the soul and what is different from the common, so however the butterflies come out they will be perfect to decorate your space, I hope you like the tutorial and let's go with the materials. ✨

Materiales:// Materials:

• CD reutilizables
• Herramienta cortador de hilos
• Silicon
• Piedritas
• Marcador

• Reusable CDs
• Thread Cutter Tool
• Silicon
• Pebbles
• Marker

Pasos a seguir://Steps to follow:

Paso 01

Step 01

We will select the CDs that have double plastic and you will realize that a CD is double plastic when there is a division in the flat part of the center. There you will see the two joints of the CD, the silver one with color and the transparent one that is like a lilac color. Between that division, we will be detaching both pieces of the CD or the plastic. Beforehand, I decided to give them a little heat so that their extraction would be easier and the plastic would soften a little.

Paso 02

Step 02

Then we will use our wire cutter tool and this is perfect because it has a slightly flat tip and it will be easier to insert it and divide both plastics and there we go little by little trying to detach the plastic you must do this very carefully and calmly remember to also insert the tool all the way into the plastic so that the CD comes off in the center and in the end both pieces will come off.

Paso 03

Step 03

Once I have extracted both pieces, I will make the butterfly design on the silver plastic with rainbow or metallic and with the marker I will mark the wings of the butterfly and its body equally with the antennas 🦋💿. Also remember to make the butterfly's wings a little long at the bottom so that the complete design you are making is enough on the CD.

Paso 04

Step 04

I made two other pieces of the butterfly's wings in the transparent plastic in a lilac color because I will glue these pieces under the metallic wings to give a more realistic effect to the butterfly and wider wings, then what I simply did was glue the corresponding pieces of my butterfly.

Resultado:// Result:

✨🦋I wanted to make other butterflies and all that was left was to glue the butterfly decorations like the shiny stones that I had stored at home to give it a more sophisticated and elegant style and somewhat shiny since these CDs shine during the day and night, and well with this I finish making my butterflies friends, I would be happy to know that you liked this idea and then I will show you other creations that you can make with your CDs that you do not use and that I know you could surely have at home.

¡Gracias por leerme!💜😘

Thanks for reading! 💜😘

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🦋✨ All the images in this publication are my author ,📱taken with my TecnoSpark8C cell phone |📸Photos edited in PicsArt and Canva. Text translated in Google Translate.}