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11 Sweet DIY Shabby Chic Lamps And Lights

11 Sweet DIY Shabby Chic Lamps And Lights
A shabby chic lamp is a must for many interiors, from vintage to glam and girlish ones, and they are so easy to make that you’ll be surprised. A rosette lamp or lampshade is a cool shabby chic-inspired idea that is quick and simple to realize: take some paper or fabric roses and attach them... 
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11 Creative And Eye-Catching DIY Wall Lamps In Various Styles

11 Creative And Eye-Catching DIY Wall Lamps In Various Styles
Today I decided to roundup cool and original wall lamps, and you know why? Because these lamps are really space-savvy and perfect for bedrooms, and that’s extremely important in any small home! Got some paper or cardboard? Turn it into a wall lamp! Want some IKEA hack? Take an IKEA planter and make a beautiful... 
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Unusual DIY Lamp Of Paper Cups

Unusual DIY Lamp Of Paper Cups
This cool unusual lamp is made of usual paper cups! The other supplies are a round lampshade and a hot glue gun.  First, build the lampshade to the manufacturer’s instructions. Use the hot glue gun carrying the glue on the bottom of each paper cup. Then press the paper cup firmly to the lampshade. Start... 
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10 Romantic DIY Flower Lamps And Lights

10 Romantic DIY Flower Lamps And Lights
Flower lamps are one of the hottest trends in modern décor, they look especially cute in feminine spaces. There are different designs that you can make yourself, without too much fuss. The easiest way to get a trendy piece is to take a usual lamp and decorate it with faux flowers. You can make silk... 
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9 Extremely Easy Duct Tape DIYs For Home Décor

9 Extremely Easy Duct Tape DIYs For Home Décor
Duct tape is great not only for attaching something, you won’t believe it but it’s amazing for home décor! Decorating with it is even easier than dipping, you just need some fun tape of the colors and patterns you prefer. No skills are required, and you can easily make these crafts with your kids or... 
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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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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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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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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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DIY Cloud-Like Yarn Lampshade

DIY Cloud-Like Yarn Lampshade
We have told you of many yarn crafts, here’s one more yarn craft, a lampshade that reminds of a cloud. You’ll need an old lampshade, in the shape you want your creation to be, some yarn, baking paper, wallpaper glue, scissors, tape or a stapler, superglue. Remove the top of your lampshade, or any part... 
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