apackof2
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- Aug 4, 2006
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I love a reading lamp. Sooooo.....I decided to make a hanging lamp for my rig.
I really had to look around to find a hanging lamp kit but finally found a very nice one that would take up to 100W at Lowes
I already had a perfect size nice fabric finial lamp shade I was not using however it was a little dusty/dirty from sitting in the basement so I washed it like this
I looked around for something I already had to use and I found a bouquet of silk sunflowers I was not using.
I cut the flowers and the leaves off the stems and hot glued them to the shade
I am going for a retro look in my little home on wheels so I wanted some pom pom trim. Good selection of colors at Jo-Ann
I decided to add another trim to the green poms pom trim so I hot glue the tiny yellow pom pom trim to the green trim and then hot glued that to the shade.
And I thought these sunflowers need a ...lady bug or two! So I hot glued a couple of lady bug buttons on the shade and there ya go! My one-of-kind reading lamp!
I am loving it
I really had to look around to find a hanging lamp kit but finally found a very nice one that would take up to 100W at Lowes
I already had a perfect size nice fabric finial lamp shade I was not using however it was a little dusty/dirty from sitting in the basement so I washed it like this
I looked around for something I already had to use and I found a bouquet of silk sunflowers I was not using.
I cut the flowers and the leaves off the stems and hot glued them to the shade
I am going for a retro look in my little home on wheels so I wanted some pom pom trim. Good selection of colors at Jo-Ann
I decided to add another trim to the green poms pom trim so I hot glue the tiny yellow pom pom trim to the green trim and then hot glued that to the shade.
And I thought these sunflowers need a ...lady bug or two! So I hot glued a couple of lady bug buttons on the shade and there ya go! My one-of-kind reading lamp!
I am loving it