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If interested, I answered a few interview questions with Simply Modern Mom here . And a few more questions with The Creative Connection here . (At the end of the interview with Creative Connection, there is a mention of a 2 pattern giveaway from my shop.
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I found tiny party balloons at a drugstore, shown here with a quarter for scale. I only blew them up a little until they held the size I wanted. setup: laundry starch (left over from the window experiment), cheap brush, tissue paper, and a shot glass to rest the balloon on one popped – this one only has two layers of tissue paper, see how the light comes through? the red and purple ones are overlapping areas of red and purple tissue paper, the look works best when the colors are allowed to overlap generously. the yellow one is two layers of yellow, then two layers of light orange. and the orange one is two layers of yellow, one layer of red, and one layer of orange on top.House Tour: Haldane Martin's White Nest Cape Town | Apartment Therapy DC
Name: Haldane Martin Location: Cape Town, South Africa Size: 810 sq.ft. Years lived in: 0 — we shot this space in the very first week he moved in! >> See Slideshow! When Haldane agreed on a house tour, less than 48 hours after he moved in, you would expect the normal chaos that relocation brings.
Make a String-Ball Chandelier » Curbly | DIY Design Community « Keywords: string, balloon, lamp, chandelier
Jessica took the string ball idea and ran with it, creating a gorgeous string ball chandelier. The chandeliers were the perfect addition to the outdoor dining experience, but they would be equally pretty inside as well. To make them, Jessica says we'll need the following: Big balloon [s] Sharpie Scissors Cotton yarn 4 oz. White school glue 1/2 cup of Corn starch 1/4 cup of Warm water Something to stir with Petroleum jelly Clear fast drying spray paint Hanging lamp cord or fishing line (depending on your desired final product) Container for mixing
Rodrigo Barba » Jordy Fu – luminárias de papel reciclado
Incríveis luminárias feitas de papel reciclado feitas pela Jordy Fu . Inspirada em nuvens às luminárias são complexas e feitas com cortes precisos no papel. Disponíveis em vários tamanhos e modelos (pendentes, abajures, colunas) custam entre £90-£250 e podem ser adquiridas pelo site da Jordy Fu . Fonte: Inhabitat Tags: abajur , coluna , ecológico , illumination , iluminação , lamp , luminária , papel , papel reciclado , paper , pendent , pendente , product , produto , reciclado , reciclagem , recycle
Luminária pendente cheia de estilo - faça você mesma | Vila do Artesão
Anda louca por uma luminária cheia de bossa, por alguns poucos trocados? Pegue a onda da Ashley, e da sua dica que encontrei no Apartment Therapy . Inspirada numa luminária pendente do designer Haldane Martin (vale à pena conhecer, é bem interessante), que ficaria muito salgada para o seu bolso, a Ashley criou um modelo em estilo bem moderno e atual, e garante que gastou em torno dos 30 reais. Para a luminária é preciso uma lanterna de papel arroz, no tamanho desejado (ela usou uma de 60 cm de diâmetro), fita adesiva transparente, papel manteiga ou papel pergaminho, e um bocal com fio para a lâmpada.