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You can buy a pack of 10 CD Jewell Cases for $3.99. Blank CD's will run you $8.88 for a pack of 25. You can spend $12.87 in supplies and create 10 gift CDs!
You'll even have CDs left over for birthdays and other holidays. I buy in bulk because it's cheaper.
Music for DIY Holiday CD
I use music I already have to burn my holiday gift CDs. But even when I have to buy music from iTunes, it's only 99 cents per song. iTunes allows you to create 5 copies of a song for private use only.
Some people really like holiday tunes and some don't. I make two different gift CDs, a holiday music and mix music version. Here's what I created last year.
2007 Holiday CD
- World - Five for Fighting
- Hard Candy Christmas - Dolly Parton
- All I Want for Christmas - Olivia Olson
- Jingle Bell Rock - Wayne Newton
- Santa Claus is Watching You - Ray Stevens
- Carol of the Meows - Guster
I grew up in a town where we could listen to two kinds of music. Country OR Western. I still love my C&W tunes and I usually create a Country mix CD for my buddies.
2007 Country Mix CD
- Only Daddy That'll Walk the Line - Waylon Jennings
- Boy Named Sue - Johnny Cash
- Turning Japanese - The Vapors
- Pop Life- Prince
- Santa Claus is Watching You - Ray Stevens
- Honky Tonk Badonkadonk - Trace Adkins
Do you make CD's as gifts? I love to give them and get them! If you've never heard Ray Steven's Santa Claus is Watching You, here's the video. Enjoy!
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