You ever see an item, and all of a sudden, you actually get an idea! It's one of those aha moments! This doesn't happen to me often! I usually the one copying ideas to make them my own. But, I'll have to say, this one is of my own rare originals!
I saw these two different sized antique-looking spools of twine at Hobby Lobby and it immediagely said LAMP to me! I loved the colors of the twine in the smaller spool. And, the twine, plus the spools brought together the theme in my craft room! I found the lamp kit at Home Depot.
Putting the lamp together with the hardware was easier than I thought it would be.
Hardware for lamp used in my craft room. |
I had to find a lamp shade. This is when I started searching on Pinterest again. I found a lamp form to cover at Hobby Lobby. I had never covered a lamp shade. I found a video on youtube.com that showed me how to make a pattern. And, I also pinned many pins about this process as well.
Pattern for lamp shade. |
Once I covered the lamp shade with my accent fabric, I came up with my on accent idea for the rest of it. I found large buttons at Hobby Lobby and covered them with my main fabric pattern. I used Mod Podge to cover the fabric so to glue them to the buttons but to also give it a little shine. I used my twine theme and ran the twine through the buttons. I used a seam ripper to make the holes in the fabric for the twine to run through the button holes. I made a 'head wrap' for the lamp shade. I just slipped it over the lamp shade. I LOVE my lamp and have received so many compliments! I love the way it brings so many things together in my craft room, that I feel it is a main focal point in my craft room. And, as you see, I use pictures of it for many of my favicons and icons on my blog, facebook page and twitter feed.
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Lamp design for craft room. |
My focus point in my craft room. |
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