1Cover the hole.

Cover the center hole of an old CD with a piece of aluminum foil. Tape the edges of the foil onto the CD.

2Draw lines.

Flip the CD so that the reflective side is facing up. The reflective surface of most CDs is usually silver in color but some have a tinge of purple, green or blue.

Use puffy paint or 3D paint to draw raised lines on the CD. Metallic-colored puffy paint goes well with the CD's reflective surface.

3Create shapes.

Draw shapes like circles, hearts or stars. If you don't have puffy paint, try making a homemade version by mixing 1 part acrylic paint with 2 parts white glue. Find the instructions here.

4Fill with glitter glue.

Once the puffy paint lines and shapes are dry, fill the sections between the lines with glitter glue. Use a small spoon or a stick to spread it evenly.

5Add accents.

Add accents to large undecorated areas by drawing little dots of puffy paint or glitter glue. You can also glue some small rhinestones for a different texture.

6Create a second CD ornament.

For a two-sided ornament, decorate a second CD. Let the ornaments dry completely.

7Glue the edges.

If you decorated large sections with glitter glue, you may notice that the glitter glue tends to come off at the edges once it dries. Simply glue the edges back on with white glue.

8Make a handle.

Cut a length of string or ribbon for the handle. Gather the ends together and tape at the top of the back of the CD.

9Glue the second CD.

For a two-sided ornament, glue the second decorated CD on top of the first, aligning the two CDs at the edges. Use white glue or a glue gun.