Wooden Lamp - Steam Punk Style. DIY Industrial Lamp That Is Very Easy To Make. If you like industrial elements in your decor than here is a project right for you.
In the result you’ll get a cool industrial lamp almost for free. To make you’ll need a tomato cage, an old brass lamp or a cord set from IKEA, black spray paint, and a rusty metal primer. The idea is to hang the light bulb on the top of the tomato cage and paint it and the cord set into black. For more details visit Sincerelyco. Lighting up my life with a white twig chandelier. Marquee Letters. Cable Light System: L1174-3IPb. "S" is for Sconces. Wall sconces converted from hard wire to plug in: Please note I am not an electrician by any means but I do love these sconces.
Only problem is they come hard wired, our wall is not hard wired for sconces and I wasn't willing to go through that process. Therefore I converted the hard wire into a plug in with flip switch operation. Here's how I converted the sconces: 1. And you need wire strippers: 2. Make Your Own Custom Lamp Out of Ikea Parts. Beautiful DIY Felt Lamp. Home design DIY Kids Weddings Fashion and Style FOOD Cool stuff Beautiful DIY Felt Lamp Make a bright petal lamp to illuminate any room you like, it’s really simple!
The supplies are wool felt, scissors, a hot glue gun and a paper lantern. Suspended Snap Lamps: Endless Modular Lighting System. These are the lights that never end – they just go on and on my friends … at least until you choose to cap them or complete a circuit.
Debuting at ICFF 2011, these modules present infinite possibilities for snapping together your own custom-curved, go-anywhere modern hanging chandeliers. A series of semi-cylinders attaches one to the next, end to end, some continuing straight while others let you bend and twist as desired. Light Diffusers. Light Diffusers Light Diffuser Films Optical diffuser film designed to distribute light evenly. from $16.25 Light Diffuser Film Rolls Optical diffuser designed to diffuse light more evenly from $7.22.
DIY Lighted Paper Pennant Garland. This paper garland takes a festive twist on an old favorite by creating cone shaped pennants attached to a strand of cafe lights.
Strung in the trees or over outdoor tables, this is a wonderful way to light up an evening wedding. In this sample I chose to write out a couple’s names (“EVA & JACK”) but feel free to punch any wording or design that you like. Click “more” below to see the rest of the project. -AnnaRIFLE design Supplies: 1. cafe string lights; 2. scissors (plus X-Acto knife if you have one); 3. glue (heavy duty); 4. craft paper (at least 14″x14″); 5. screw punch; 6. ruler; 7. pencil and eraser Additional items: bone folder (for scoring folds), tape Begin by printing out the template for the shape of the pennant. Trace the shape onto your desired paper and cut out.
Twig City Lantern. Here is a rustic lantern made from a few garden clippings and tissue paper.
Materials: twigs white and tan tissue paper white glue (Elmer's) watercolor paper. Guest Blogger - Completely Coastal - Photograph Lampshades. I'm so happy to be a guest blogger here today!
My name is Maya, I'm the author of I'm sure many of you have lots of digital photographs stored away that would look awesome backlit! I used to have a small business making lampshades from my photographs. They're all with a coastal theme, but the sky is the limit to what you can put on display. In a nutshell, I made this lampshade by printing a digital photo onto four letter sized inkjet fabric sheets that I cut to size and adhered onto a self adhesive lampshade. So you need a printer, preferably one that uses pigment inks. Use the wrapper as your template. After I peeled off the backing paper and cut the fabric pieces to size I simply adhered them to the self adhesive lampshade, going around the shade, letting the edges slightly overlap... How To: Make an Industrial Chic Lamp from Pipe Fittings » Man Made DIY.
Over the last few months, I've seen several sets of super cool lights created from plumbing parts at always reliable sites like Design Milk and Boing Boing.
In the midst of redoing my own office, I realized I needed a desk lamp to shed a little extra light on smaller tasks. I went to the office supply and home furnishing stores, but I couldn't find anything that'd work. Table lamp from Birch. Deka Published on June 29th, 2011 | by Jules IKEAHacker Materials: 3x GRUNDTAL halogen lamp and 2x DEKA cableDescription: I went to the forest to get myself a nice looking birch tree.
After cutting it down, I took 1,70 meter from it and let it dry for 6 months. After this, the outside of the birch tree was dry, but the inside was not yet. I then cut the tree trunk in half. DIY “Potence” style lamp. After seeing this on the-brick-house, I decided to take a crack at making my own version of a Potence lamp and here’s what I came up with messing around a few hours after work.
The lamp is made with 1/2″ steel tubing and steel flat bar. The handle is made out of a scrap piece of mahogany that i turned on the lathe. I used cloth-covered wire that I bought from sundial wire , and electrical plugs and fittings from Lowes. I know it’s not perfect but it was a quick first attempt. If I make more, I know some better ways to do things but for now I’m satisfied with the lamp.
Handmade Paper Lamp and Nightlight : Archive. Projects by Yoshi Aoki from Seaside, Ore. DIY Thursday: Beaded Chandelier. My list of projects to try grows weekly, but this one is definitely one of those which has a good shot at making the difficult leap from great idea to reality. And now you have a reason to save and recycle all of those gaudy Mardi Gras beads! This awesome tutorial comes from Heather, posted on the Dollar Store Crafts site.
Another Man's Treasure Lamp. G46-384/5 Gallery Murano Venetian Style MURANO VENETIAN STYLE CHANDELIER. Letter light from curbly’s new DIY book. We all know that hardware stores can be a bit overwhelming, especially if you’re an avid DIYer. Every time I pass the rows of gleaming copper pipe, I just know there’s an amazing home decor project hiding in there somewhere, but then my eyes scan to the rope section, the molding section, the brackets, and on and on. Too many possibilities! I am so excited to see that the DIY experts at Curbly have tackled the hardware store’s rows upon rows of products in their new book, the aptly named Make It! Hardware Store Decor. This “letter light” tutorial is just one of the 12 awesome home decor projects in the book. You can purchase the book in downloadable PDF form here.
CLICK HERE for the full how-to after the jump! Corrugated Glow. Step #3: Attach the corrugated plastic. PrevNext Roll up the corrugated plastic into a tube, over- lapping the first and last ribs. This material is stiff enough that it will try to spring open again, so be careful! You may need an extra pair of hands here, or use packing tape, spring clips, etc., to keep the tube held together in the following step.Slip the wood/wire framework inside the corrugated plastic tube, with one upright behind the overlap. Make sure that the wood protrudes an equal distance beyond the plastic at each end. Step #4: Join the wire ends. Now you can join the overlapping wire ends together. Step #5: Make the candle base. DIY Design Community « Keywords: alien, abduction, lamp, dollar_store. Lace lamp/Doiliy Lamp – DIY. DIY Japanese Lamp from Recycled Materials. DIY Design Community « Keywords: Makeover-Mondays, tripod, music-stand, lamp. Liquid Lamps.
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