…compilation of tutorials
If you have eaten already the flowery pudding from the bottom of a plastic bottle, you can still make a chandelier from the ‘pudding mould’ ;-))
And if you don’t like it, simply make another lampshade ;-)
Links:
Plastic Bottle Chandelier (P.S.-I made this…chandelier)
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘plastic bottle’
Entries with the tag ‘lampshade’
Aren’t these polymer clay earrings beautiful?! :)
Links:
Polymer Clay Earrings (Large Earrings, Dangle Earrings, Chandelier Earrings, Turquoise Beige Earrings, Oriental Earrings, Big Huge Statement Bold Earrings)
=> no tutorial
Nice, the beaded lampshade, isn’t it?
Similar to the button lampshade and more cute than the plain wooden beads light :)
Links:
Beaded Lampshade (DIY Boho Lampenschirm mit Holzperlen) (German)
via: DIY Beaded Chandelier
Here at unikatissima:
Plain Wooden Beads Light
Button Lampshade
I find the tea strainer ornament really nice! :)
And by the way: today starts my lace knitter’s Advent calendar 2017! :))
Links:
Tea Strainer Ornament (Christmas Ornaments using Vintage Tea Strainers and Chandelier Crystals)
via: Vintage Tea Strainer Ornaments
Here at unikatissima:
Lace Knitter’s Advent Calendar 2017
Doesn’t the cardboard tea light holder looks elegant? :)
It is made in a similar way than the tealight holder and the cardboard chandeliers.
Links:
Cardboard Tea Light Holder (De cartón) (Spanish)
=> they link to marie claire ideas but I haven’t found it there
Here at unikatissima:
Tealight Holder
Entries containing the word ‘cardboard chandelier’
Now that is a very special kitchen lamp because it is made from/with kitchenware – great, isn’t it?! :)
Links:
Kitchen Lamp (Jelly Bowl Lanterns)
via: Jelly Bowl Lanterns
Here another plastic spoon tutorial: a plastic spoon lamp.
Doesn’t it look great? :)
Links:
Plastic Spoon Chandelier
Here at unikatissima:
Entries containing the word ‘plastic spoon’
