Cover the back with felt, drill a gap in the highest, 
loop a string or ribbon by the hole and there you could have it 
-- an immediate Mother's Day reward. Decorate the outer circle with any design you like, then glue a chunk of ribbon to 
the back or drill a hole at the highest to attach it to a door, wall or branch in your Christmas tree.
For Christmas, you possibly can use footage of snowmen, snowflakes, Santa Claus or you might cut 
out photographs from previous Christmas playing cards.
You can also make a simple Christmas ornament in about quarter-hour or 
spend hours slicing up CDs and gluing the pieces to make a mosaic image frame.
You can decorate just one side of the disc or get 
fancy and glue two CDs along with the shiny sides 
going through out so it glitters from each angle.
Once the candle has burned and the disc is covered with wax, you'll be able to throw it away or use the 
CD for one more crafting function. The only method to make use of a CD as a candleholder is to set a small pillar or votive candle in the course of the disc with the shiny facet up.