This is little DIY I did for Meredith, over at her amazing blog,
Welcome to Heardmont.
Meredith and I have been blogging friends since our blogs were weeeeee little babies.
She and her husband just returned from Paris and WOW, did their trip look spectacular. They are also re- doing their home, and taking us though every step.
She has such amazing ideas, and spectacular taste.
She has such amazing ideas, and spectacular taste.
You definitely need to check out her Blog.
This is just a re- post of a fun Easy DIY chandelier I did for my kitchen, to replace the old one I had up over the Holidays.
Check out how I did my First DIY Chandelier,
HEREWell Christmas has come and gone and I was in desperate need to change it into something that was Bright and Springy.
So I made this.
Tutorial
Things you need
1. Hemp
2.Old Christmas lights, All the ones that burn out.
3. Wooden dowel
4. Gold paint and paint brush
First I painted the wooden dowel Gold and let dry.
Then I cut 35 pieces of hemp about 3 feet long. (I varied my lengths because I wanted the lights to hang at different heights.)
Then I tied the lights to the hemp~ one each end.
Then I tied the ropes to the dowel.
And that is it!!
Hang it where you would like.
How creative! It looks great!
ReplyDelete♥ Gina Michele
CrochetClouds
Still loving it! Thanks again for such a wonderful guest post. :)
ReplyDeleteMeredith @ Welcome to Heardmont
Beautiful chandelier!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is really cool.
ReplyDeleteHi sweetpea,
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker for that reddish colour. It brightens everything up, doesn't it? I love it!
Sarahx
OMIGOSH! GORGEOUS! I wonder if I this has a place in my home, hmmmm.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing, Anne!
Such a pretty colour! I have to ask though, what's going on in the background? I see another very intriguing light fixture that looks like it's made with branches. Is that another one of your fabulous creations?!?!?
ReplyDeleteI'm so doing this with red and white bulbs for xmas! or maybe all white? hmm... decisions decisions! bookmarked!
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Jenn @ Peas & Crayons
this is such a cool idea
ReplyDeletewow they are so beautiful! can't want to finish my finals (10 days) and try some of your tutorials :-)
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WOW!! Love this SO much!!!
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