7. Magazine holder What you’ll need: Vinyl records as required, glue gun, flat-bottomed pyrex dish, boiling water, tongs, heat-proof gloves. How to: Pour the boiling water in a pyrex dish.

Making jewelry out of old records might take a little more elbow grease than some of these other projects, but it’s all worth it in the end with this badass record cuff. Show off your taste ...

If you're a fan of vinyl records you probably struggle with ways to show off all of your hard-found records, but Dollar Tree ...

Chirico pays about 10 cents a disc, and uses mostly 33-rpm LPs for his projects, separating them into thick and thin vinyl. "The thick vinyl we use for clocks and wall art and things like that don ...

We tested out the record washer in conjunction with a slew of exciting accessories, like House of Marley’s new sustainable-materials turntable and Vinyl Me Please’s online record shop, so we ...

Brooklyn-based artist Greg Frederick showcases the process he uses to turn broken pieces of vinyl records into beautiful portraits.

This Saturday, Miami Art Museum hosts the opening reception for The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl, a show featuring works of art created with vinyl records.