DIY DIY Lamps

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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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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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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Architectural Wooden DIY Tapered-X Lamp

Architectural Wooden DIY Tapered-X Lamp
Remember we’ve just told you of an X leg table? Such a lamp looks no less original and cozy! Have a look at this tutorial from pneumaticaddict.com and prepare a miter saw, a table saw, an oscillating multi-tool or small hand saw, a pneumatic brad nailer, 1″ finish nails, a speed square, wood glue and... 
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Beach Inspiration: 8 Simple DIY Driftwood Lamps

Beach Inspiration: 8 Simple DIY Driftwood Lamps
Driftwood is awesome for crafting: it’s easy to find, you don’t need to pay for it and as it’s wood, you can use it for many items, from wall arts to furniture. Today’s roundup is dedicated to driftwood lamps, which will easily bring beach and coastal chic to any interior. Basically, you’ll need some lamp... 
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Unique DIY Fringed Lampshade With Gemstones

Unique DIY Fringed Lampshade With Gemstones
Gemstones aren’t just for jewelry, they can be used for cool home décor, have a look at this lampshade from craftingfingers.co.uk. The supplies are 1mm cord, gemstones, washi or masking tape, scissors and a surface to secure base cord. To start, measure the circumference of your lampshade by wrapping the cord around it once. Add... 
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Stylish DIY Faux Marble Table Lamp

Stylish DIY Faux Marble Table Lamp
As I already told you, marble items are extremely popular for décor, and today we are sharing a faux marble lamp from AJoyfulRiot blog. The supplies are wood plaque, a lamp kit, a light bulb, a drill, a cardboard tube, acrylic bumpers, a screwdriver, marble contact paper and super glue. Take the cardboard tube and... 
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Pretty And Easy DIY Paper Punch Luminaries

Pretty And Easy DIY Paper Punch Luminaries
We’ve already told you of some pretty paper lanterns to make, and here’s one more idea, not difficult and cute! You’ll need thin paper bags, Martha Stewart Cut and Fold Abstract Rose Punch, edging scissors, LED battery powered pillar candles or votives. Lay a bag flat and position your punch toward the upper center portion... 
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DIY Glass Block Nightlight In Wood

DIY Glass Block Nightlight In Wood
This beautiful night light will be ideal for any bedroom, prepare liquid fusion, square glass block, 1×4″ oak board, 1/4×1″ pine lath, 1/2″ diameter PVC x 2 1/4 inches long, 13/16″ wood bit, #8 x 1 1/4″ screws, 1 1/4″ finishing brads, 1/8″ diamond bit & chisel, a sponge and water, cordless drill and candle... 
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How To Turn A Vintage Thermos Into A Lamp

How To Turn A Vintage Thermos Into A Lamp
We’ve turned many objects into lamps already but a thermos! So unexpected! Looking forward to share it with you! You’ll need a thermos, a Make-A-Lamp Kit, a drill with 3/8″ drill bit, 3/8″ rubber grommet and safety glasses. Mark the spot you want to drill with masking tape just in case the bit slips. Drill... 
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