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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DIY Industrial Light Of A Candleholder

DIY Industrial Light Of A Candleholder
This industrial lamp is easy to make, you’ll need cord, switch and socket separate, a drill, a candleholder. Drill a hole, large enough to accommodate the wires, in to the candle base. Insert the wires up the bottom of the decor item into the holder. If you didn’t have space issues, then you would just... 
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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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Industrial Vintage DIY Wall Lamp

Industrial Vintage DIY Wall Lamp
Industrial vintage lamps are on top right now as they have their own charm. Let’s make one for your space (preferably a bedroom), the supplies are Make-A-Lamp kit, craft jute, multi-purpose glue, pliers/wire strippers, a bag clip, vintage-style light bulb. First, make sure your cord is not plugged in. Thread the cord through the socket... 
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Industrial DIY Steel Pipe Chandelier

Industrial DIY Steel Pipe Chandelier
We’ve already told you of cool industrial lamps to make, and here’s one piece – it’s a steel pipe light fixture. You’ll need 4 nipples, a floor flange, a reducer, a tee, a square head plug, a pipe and budget-friendly lightbulbs. Fix the elements like it’s shown on the pictures and paint them if you... 
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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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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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Simple DIY Table Marble Lamp

Simple DIY Table Marble Lamp
This amazing tutorial that we are sharing with you today was originally posted by weekdaycarnival blog and photo credits belong to  Riikka Kantinkoski. To create this simple and stylish table lamp you’ll need a long cardboard can or a posting tube with a lid, marble paper, glue, a drill, cord, a light bulb. Glue the marble paper... 
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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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