DIY DIY Lamps

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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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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DIY Industrial Lamp With A Geometric Painted Wooden Base

DIY Industrial Lamp With A Geometric Painted Wooden Base
Industrial lamps are popular more than ever, and this lamp is not only industrial – it’s original, modern and fun! The idea is also green as here we use reclaimed wood. You’ll need reclaimed wood, wood glue & nails, an electrical lamp kit with 8′ silver cord and nickel hardware finish, house paint, nickel plated... 
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Voluminous DIY Paper Wall Lamp

Voluminous DIY Paper Wall Lamp
A paper lamp? Unexpected and original! To make one you’ll need: a sheet of Canson drawing paper, a ruler, a pair of scissors, glue and double-sided tape. Cut three rectangles in your sheet according to the dimensions above. Fold the edges of each rectangle for about 1 inch. Draw an arc in each corner, you... 
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DIY Razor Clam Pendant Light For Beachy Decor

DIY Razor Clam Pendant Light For Beachy Decor
If you wanna add some beach charm to your décor, make this cool pendant light! You’ll need clean razor clam shells, a small rotary drill, a scrap board on which you can drill, a pendant fixture, light wire and clippers. Set your drill at Level 3, then place the bit about 1/4 inch from the... 
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How To Make A Lamp From A Bottle

How To Make A Lamp From A Bottle
Can you believe that you can make a lamp of a simple bottle? Yes, you can! Take a glass bottle or vase, painters tape, a drill bit, a drill, a lighting make-a-lamp kit, a detachable lamp harp, a screwdriver, wire strippers, a lamp finial, paint and a brush, a lampshade. First, clean out the vase.... 
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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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8 Vintage-Inspired DIY Lamps To Make

8 Vintage-Inspired DIY Lamps To Make
Vintage today is everybody’s love, though it’s the 21st century, what can be more adorable than a retro piece? Today we’ve gathered a bunch of tutorials to make an original vintage-inspired lamp, these can be lamps of vintage parts or just lamps made in this style. Vintage tea can, cords, wood, slides and even cameras... 
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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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