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circuitboardornaments.jpgWhat's the geekiest way to decorate your tree this Christmas? With these Circuitboard ornaments of course! Nicola Harper of Acorn Studios is the maker of these unique and recycled electronics.

The Circuitboard Ornament Set ($19.95) consists of three ornaments in a gift box, created from used circuitboards. The site says that "each tree is finished with a metal star, soldered to the top," and measure 5 centimeters high and 4 centimers wide.

I just love when we can find a use for old hardware parts! Check out her other creations at www.acornstudios.ca.

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Posted by: phoenix
November 16, 2006 1:15 PM

Now that's a cool way to geekify the holidays. :) And 20 bucks for three geeky ornaments like that isn't too bad, I must admit, I'd consider a box of these for my tree!


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