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Eye-Catchy DIY Teacup Pendant Light Shades

Eye-Catchy DIY Teacup Pendant Light Shades
These teacup lights are a really unique and eye-catching piece! Buy a light kit and install it according to the directions, or have an electrician install it for you. Once your kit is installed, you’ll need to look at how the shades are fixed to the lights. For cutting the holes, use a diamond drill... 
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How To Transform A Fruit Bowl Into A Wireframe Pendant Light

How To Transform A Fruit Bowl Into A Wireframe Pendant Light
Can you believe that a simple fruit bowl can be transformed into a cool pendant light? Prepare a wireframe bowl with flat closed base, a drill, a lamp holder, a ruler, a screwdriver, spray paint. The most difficult part: drilling the hole. Use a ruler to find the center of the base and start with... 
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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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How To Spruce Up A Usual Pendant Lamp

How To Spruce Up A Usual Pendant Lamp
Let’s make a usual and boring lamp original with this simple tutorial from frkhansen.dk! You’ll need a simple pendant lamp in the desired size, spray paint, wooden blocks and wooden beads, paint in different colors. The first step is to spray paint the metal parts of the lamp. You can first use primer and then... 
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DIY Paper Lantern With A Star Pattern

DIY Paper Lantern With A Star Pattern
This lantern by everydaydishes.com is amazing due to the cute star effect, and it’ll be awesome both for adults and kids. Prepare a DIY paper lantern template, card stock, a precision knife, a hot glue gun, 4 18″ floral wire stems, 18-gauge, single socket cord, a low watt bulb. Download the DIY paper lantern template... 
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DIY IKEA Photo Pendant Lamp Hack

DIY IKEA Photo Pendant Lamp Hack
IKEA pieces are ideal for hacks – I’m sure that everyone has tried to do that once or more. Today we’re hacking an IKEA photo pendant lamp, you’ll need painter’s tape, copper spray paint, a utility knife, wire cutters/wire stripper, a canopy. Tape off the wire with your painter’s tape and spray paint your shade.... 
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How To Turn A Basket Into A Unique Pendant Light

How To Turn A Basket Into A Unique Pendant Light
Why do we love DIY things? Because we turn one things into others – such different things! I would never imagine a basket turned into a lamp but today’s tutorial is about it! You’ll need a box cutter, wire strippers, fabric-covered electrical cord, cut to desired hanging length plus an additional 12 inches, a standard... 
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DIY Sonobe Ball Lamp From Paper

DIY Sonobe Ball Lamp From Paper
We’ve just told you how to make a paper lamp, and here’s one more idea for those who like working with paper. Take 80 gr. paper, it’s stable but not too heavy for hanging on a cable. Please note, you need 30 of these elements, otherwise, you will not get a symmetric ball. The paper... 
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Spring-Inspired DIY Big Flower Lamp

Spring-Inspired DIY Big Flower Lamp
We’ve already told you of a flower lampshade, and here’s one more idea – a flower lamp that looks like a real big flower! What a cool craft for spring! The supplies are a pair of scissors, needle nose pliers, a sponge, decoupage glue, 12 stems of aluminum wire, a socket with a LED bulb,... 
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Cozy DIY Paper Yarn Lamp

Cozy DIY Paper Yarn Lamp
Making a paper and yarn lamp? That’s so original and cozy! The supplies are a soda pet bottle of 2.5 liter, some masking tape, a small saw, some sand paper, paper yarn, Modge Podge, scissors, few rubber bands, a pendant lighting arrangement, a 1″ foam brush. Cut the bottle as close as possible to the... 
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