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60 The Most Cool DIY Lamps Of 2015

60 The Most Cool DIY Lamps Of 2015
Here are the best DIY lamps and chandeliers that we covered on Shelterness during 2015. Don’t miss them because they are really cool and stylish. Btw, don’t forget to check the most cool DIY lamps of the previous year. 11 DIY Geometric Lamps To Make A Statement Stylish DIY IKEA Vaster Lamp Hack 
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Simple DIY Crocheted Trim For Lampshade Makeover

Simple DIY Crocheted Trim For Lampshade Makeover
This crochet project is perfect for a fast lampshade makeover. You’ll need cotton yarn, lightweight, a 3.5mm crochet hook. Crochet anough 2 row granny squares to go around the perimeter of your lamp shade. Better to be a little short than too long. Round 1: Attach the granny squares to one another with a row... 
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Kate
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Industrial Vibe: DIY Giant Macrame Rope Lights

Industrial Vibe: DIY Giant Macrame Rope Lights
Industrial lights are super hot, and you can make one without spending much money and without any skills! Prepare rope or cording, lamp cord, a socket kit, a small vessel, glue. Find the center of your cording and place it behind the lamp wire. Take the left side and put it over the front of... 
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Kate
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DIY Birch Bark Lamp For A Chic Rustic Touch

DIY Birch Bark Lamp For A Chic Rustic Touch
It’s easy to give a modern, rectangular table lamp a rustic makeover using sheets of pliable birch bark to get a bit of cabin chic. The supplies are a table lamp, sheets of bendable birch bark, a ruler, a marker or pen, heavy duty sheers, removable, double-sided adhesive strips, twine and scissors. Use a ruler... 
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Kate
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7 DIY IKEA Foto Pendant Lamp Hacks You’ll Love

7 DIY IKEA Foto Pendant Lamp Hacks You’ll Love
Foto lamp by IKEA is a universal piece suitable for any type of interior – from a kitchen to a kids’ room, and for many décor styles: Scandinavian, modern, mid-century modern, minimalist or industrial. You can use it in its original colors or hack and personalize a bit. The most popular hack here is repainting... 
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Kate
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Simple DIY Gallows Wall Lamp To Make

Simple DIY Gallows Wall Lamp To Make
This simple wall lamp will be perfect for a working space, a bedroom in case you have no place for a table lamp, or a cozy reading nook. To make one you’ll need transparent glue, scissors, yarn, a big craft stapler, a small lamp shade, a bulb holder with cable and an EKBY bracket. Cut... 
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Kate
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Elegant DIY Faux Marble Table Lamp

Elegant DIY Faux Marble Table Lamp
Marble is classics that never goes out of style but it’s quite expensive. If you want to get a cool marble piece for your home décor without spending much money, make this faux marble lamp. The supplies are a lamp, marble contact paper, a ruler, a pencil and scissors. Measure the height of the white... 
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Kate
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Easy And Minimalist DIY Concrete Base Lamp

Easy And Minimalist DIY Concrete Base Lamp
A lamp from concrete easily can be made by yourself with quite simple tools and materials. First you will need a wooden board which is 14cm wide and 80cm long. From this board you need to saw five pieces with following dimensions: 4 pieces 14x16cm, 1 piece 14x14cm. Therefore you can use any electric saw... 
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Kate
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5 Cool DIY IKEA Ranarp Lamp Hacks You’ll Like

5 Cool DIY IKEA Ranarp Lamp Hacks You’ll Like
Ranarp IKEA lamp is a cool piece suitable for any modern interior. There are several versions of it: pendant, wall, table, which makes it easier to find your own edition. But as all the IKEA items, Ranarp may seem too simple and impersonal to you, so may want to change it a bit and add... 
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Kate
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DIY Upcycled Lampshade With Stripes And Lace

DIY Upcycled Lampshade With Stripes And Lace
Add a touch of upcycled decor to your space with this easy thrifted lampshade DIY from melmariadesigns.com! The supplies are acrylic paint in white and blue, a foam and regular brush, school glue, lace trim. Paint your shade with the base color and foam brush. You may need to do a few coats in order... 
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Kate