So when Amy and I decided to do our craft days, this was one of the first projects that I wanted to do. I actually struggled with finding a simple fabric that I wanted to use, and even bought one that I later changed my mind on. Good thing that Amy had some leftover burlap-ish material leftover from some pillows that she made as I was able to use that to bring some pizazz to my lampshades:
They went from this:
to this:
And from this:
To this:
The best thing was that it was super cheap and easy to do! You can do this! Just go here and follow the step-by-step pictures and tutorials that Suzanne at Just Another Hang Up gives you - it's a little time consuming but so worth it.
p.s. have you checked out your new pottery barn catalog???
$49-$69 $39-$59
You can do this yourself for WAY cheaper...I think mine cost me somewhere in the ballpark of $7???? (mind you, I already had the shade).
I hope you're having a fantastic weekend!
I am always amazed at the difference covering a lampshade makes! It looks great, hope you have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteGreat job; love the warmer look of the fabric. Pam @ Sallygoodin
ReplyDeleteI just sent off my August guest post to Remodelaholic and it's a lamp redo with a recovered shade! Great minds thing alike!
ReplyDeleteKari!!!
ReplyDeleteKOO KOO!!! The lamp shade looks great but beware of light bulbs popping out of their sockets! That is a crazy time!
I Miss you lots!!!! Come to KY soon!!!! Anne and I are already trying to figure out a time to come see you and Stephen in Chicago!
I hope you are doing well! If you are bored this week you should give me a call. I'm on vacation in Hilton Head with Anne and my family and got a lot of time to talk while I'm at the beach!
Much Love,
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I need to try this! I have an old dented lampshade that I need to spruce up for my craft room. This would be the perfect way to make it pretty. Thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to do this!
ReplyDeletebeen hunting all over for a easy tutorial. thank you for this!
ReplyDeletecute blog, btw!