…compilation of tutorials
I find the hanging bottle vase nice.
Possibly it looks still more interesting when combined with the light bulb window vase and the hanging vases with beads ;-)
Links:
Hanging Bottle Vase (DIY Macrame Bottle Vases)
via: Macrame Bottle Vase
Here at unikatissima:
Light Bulb Window Vase
Hanging Vases with Beads
I find these hanging vases with beads really nice!
If you like them, too, you may also find the previously presented light bulb window vases, bead and wire wall vases and beaded bottles nice.
(Why should it be easier for you to decide between a lot of beautiful things than for me? ;-))
Links:
Hanging Vases with Beads (Hanging Beaded Glass Flower Vases)
Here at unikatissima:
Light Bulb Window Vase
Bead and Wire Wall Vase
Beaded Bottle
I find this recycled plastic bag sealing brilliant!
Links:
Recycled Plastic Bag Sealing (Lori Hunter)
via: lightbulb!
I like this lamp from a strainer and an old book very much, too.
It must give a beautiful light and if you – as said in the instruction – use a bulb that doesn’t get too hot there really shouldn’t be any problems.
And if you don’t like the lamp so much: I compiled a lot of other instructions for lamps made from a lot of things ;-))
Links:
strainer lamp
Here at unikatissima:
Entries with the tag ‘light’
I found at craftster a fantastic instruction: how to make cute teapots from bulbs and polymer clay, how to make great candle holders from bulbs and polymer clay, how to make a genie lamp from bulbs and polymer clay (although she doesn’t say how to get a genie into the lamp ;-)) and how to make an elastic polymer clay bracelet from the left overs (ok, somewhen I had to come to the point ;-)).
Sheer lunacy! :)
Links:
Elastic Polymer Clay Bracelet (Trash to Treasure fun with lightbulbs!) – the instruction for the bracelet begins with the words ‘Ok, time for dessert.’