DIY DIY Lamps

DIY Pendant Light Of Colorful Yarn

DIY Pendant Light Of Colorful Yarn
This cool colorful lamp looks very cozy and cool, suitable for almost any interior! To make it you’ll need a ball, yarn, fabric stiffener, a brush, a pendant light kit and scissors. Start to wrap the yarn around the ball, until you use up the whole ball of yarn. Apply the fabric stiffener with a... 
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How To Make A Lamp From A Bottle

How To Make A Lamp From A Bottle
Can you believe that you can make a lamp of a simple bottle? Yes, you can! Take a glass bottle or vase, painters tape, a drill bit, a drill, a lighting make-a-lamp kit, a detachable lamp harp, a screwdriver, wire strippers, a lamp finial, paint and a brush, a lampshade. First, clean out the vase.... 
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Pretty Girlish DIY Rosette Lampshade

Pretty Girlish DIY Rosette Lampshade
This pretty lampshade will be a cool idea for a girlish bedroom, so prepare cotton fabric, cut into 2″ wide strips at varying lengths, hot glue gun and glue sticks, a sewing machine and coordinating thread. Sew down the center of each strip, using the longest stitch on your sewing machine. Pull one of the... 
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Beautiful DIY White Flowers Chandelier

Beautiful DIY White Flowers Chandelier
This sweet chandelier is inspired by Design Sponge where it was called Pajaki. You’ll need coffee filters, plain paper, a hot glue gun, white embroidery floss, and one large quilting hoop and the small hoop. Start by covering the hoops in the thread, just wrapping it tightly around. Now make the flowers. Just fluff the... 
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8 Vintage-Inspired DIY Lamps To Make

8 Vintage-Inspired DIY Lamps To Make
Vintage today is everybody’s love, though it’s the 21st century, what can be more adorable than a retro piece? Today we’ve gathered a bunch of tutorials to make an original vintage-inspired lamp, these can be lamps of vintage parts or just lamps made in this style. Vintage tea can, cords, wood, slides and even cameras... 
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Vintage-Inspired DIY Tea Tin Can Lamp

Vintage-Inspired DIY Tea Tin Can Lamp
This unusual lamp is something vintage though industrial and unbelievable! You can make it in case you half an old tea tin can or caddy. For this original vintage-inspired lamp you’ll need a tea caddy, cords, a switch, a lamp socket, a light bulb, 2-component adhesive, a drill, a jigsaw, pliers, a screwdriver. Cut a... 
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8 Cool Scandinavian DIYs For Your Home Décor

8 Cool Scandinavian DIYs For Your Home Décor
Scandinavian style is extremely popular due to its simplicity, neutral design and flexibility. We’ve gathered a bunch of cool Scandinavian pieces that you can make yourself. A Scandinavian lamp is a good addition to any room – from a bedroom to a kitchen, most of such designs just show the beauty of simple bulbs and... 
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DIY Scandinavian-Inspired Wall Lamp

DIY Scandinavian-Inspired Wall Lamp
Scandinavian designs are getting more and more popular, designers create more and more pieces for home décor that remind of this simple but elegant style. So let’s make this cool Nordic-inspired wall lamp – it’ll be ideal for a bedroom. The supplies are two wooden planks, white braided wire, electric wire with a button, a... 
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Cozy DIY Crocheted Lampshade

Cozy DIY Crocheted Lampshade
Knitted and crocheted things bring so much coziness to the décor! Today we’ll make a crocheted lampshade, and the supplies are an old table lamp, a white lampshade, wool crochet hook, some wool of the color you like and an adhesive. First, crochet a row that fits around the larger end of the lampshade. Then... 
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DIY Hot Balloon Outdoor Lamp

DIY Hot Balloon Outdoor Lamp
Hot balloons are cool, and you can make such a balloon lamp for your garden easily. The supplies are round paper pendant lamp shade, rope, hot glue, super glue, 3 pieces waxed cord, printed fabric, fabric or washi tape, a Sewing machine. First, do a coil-and-glue maneuver, as shown in the first photo. Make sure... 
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