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DIY Copper Geometric Pendant Lamp

DIY Copper Geometric Pendant Lamp
We’ve already told you of some cool copper crafts, and here’s one more idea – copper geometric pendant lamp. You’ll need 8 straight 2′ lengths of 1/4″ diameter soft cut copper pipe, 2 x 1.5″ diameter metal O-ring, 16 x 1¾” cotter pins, a cord set, a pen, C-clamp, a ruler or T-square, needlenose pliers,... 
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How To Make A Geo Edison Pendant Light

How To Make A Geo Edison Pendant Light
To make this cool and simple Edison pendant light you’ll need a straight razor blade, polymer clay in any color, acrylic paints, a paint brush, painters tape and a light wire with a bulb. Shape the clay into a square or rectangle. Pop it into the freezer for 15-20 minutes. Remove from the freezer and... 
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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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Round DIY Anthropologie-Inspired Lamp Of Cupcake Liners

Round DIY Anthropologie-Inspired Lamp Of Cupcake Liners
This lamp is inspired by the Anthropologie crafts, you’ll need 100–125  white standard-sized paper cupcake liners, 100–125  vertically striped petit fours papers,  a 18–20″ white paper lantern, a hot glue gun, 1 Hemma Cord from IKEA. Pick up some white paper lanterns and tightly layer soft white cupcake papers around the surface using a hot... 
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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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DIY Perforated Globe Lamp For Indoors And Outdoors

DIY Perforated Globe Lamp For Indoors And Outdoors
Wanna make a cool lamp for indoors and outdoors? Here’s a great lamp that was inspired by a stylish Eastern-style globe lamp. The supplies are two large plastic bowls, tin snips, E-6000, cheap duct tape, Dremel variable speed rotary tool, Dremel sanding bands, Dremel drill bits, Dremel cutting guide, spray paint, a pendant lamp kit,... 
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Industrial DIY Lamp Of Concrete And Copper

Industrial DIY Lamp Of Concrete And Copper
Industrial style is amazing, it’s romance of simple and usual things. Let’s make an industrial lamp that would be a cool accessory for any modern space. The supplies are copper pipes, a metal saw, masking tape, scissors, a straw, an empty ice-cream box, different types of copper bends, concrete, and a bowl. Cut a hole... 
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DIY Vintage-Style Ceramic Lamp

DIY Vintage-Style Ceramic Lamp
We’ve found a cool idea for your bedroom – it’s a book lamp. You’ll need a ceramic light fixture, bare bulb style, a pancake electrical box, a lamp cord with switch on cord, 6 inch threaded rod, 2 inch wood screws and some tools. Stack the books together open the top cover and screw through... 
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8 Creative Recycled Lamps You Can Make

8 Creative Recycled Lamps You Can Make
Creating lamps is art! You may make them of many different materials but it’s cool to make them of some old objects – it’s giving new life to them. Have a look at some ideas we’ve found for you. Do you have some old liquor bottles? Make a lamp! Add a lampshade to a Jack... 
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Cool DIY Geometric Neon Lampshade

Cool DIY Geometric Neon Lampshade
Geometric pieces are fashionable and cool, many designers use them in their creations; you can make a cubic lampshade yourself. You will need twelve 10″ balsa wood sticks, neon yarn of your choice, small gauge wire, wire cutters, sticky tape like scotch. First make sure all your wood pieces are exactly the same size and... 
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