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Lately, I’ve realized that there are so many things that can be made from recycled vinyl records. For one, there’s the extremely creative and aesthetically pleasing Vinyl Numbers Clock. Then there’s the functional and sturdy Recycled Record Bookends. Now prepare to eat off these recycled vinyls with the Real Vinyl Bowls.

I love seeing how some people re-invent and recycle stuff instead of throwing them away or letting them rot in the attic, like old vinyl records. Artist Pavel Sidorenko did a good job with his stash of vinyl records by creating a whole bunch of these funky Vinyl Numbers Clock.

This latest USB turntable model from Ion is quite similar to the one from Veho that was released last year. Simply plug it into the nearest USB port and you are ready to start converting your old vinyls to digital files.

The U Record Music Convertor allows you to easily convert your analog music collection into digital files. Simply hook it up to your cassette deck or record player and you’re good to go.

Veho has launched a shiny black alternative to those other USB turntables out there. It does the same thing as its competitors, converting your old vinyls to digital files – it just looks a bit better when doing so.

Here’s a useful alternative to the Mario Collectable Vinyl Figures. Instead of just letting him stand there, you can now use the Nintendo game character to hold your DS.

Jeff Davis, an American industrial designer probably most known for his Record Bowls, has now come out with a line of retro inspired jewelry.

The Italien Tokidoki brand has come up with this nice looking alternative to the turntable watch from Stomp that we wrote about last year.

Have a look at the lovely Seamour, a USB-powered sheep lamp made of vinyl.

These 2-inch collectable vinyl features some of Super Mario’s most famous friends and enemies – sold in pairs and packaged in smart presentation tins.

It doesn’t happen often, but every now and then this golden protocol droid steels the show from R2-D2, Darth Vader and other Star Wars celebs.

Ion are known for their USB supported turntables and has now come up with a new version featuring an iPod dock for easy use.