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Strategically placed lights and lamps can really add to the atmosphere in your home. Here are 3 unique ways to decorate your home with these DIY lampshades.
I did not know until recently that lamps and lampshades are priced so exorbitantly! However, irrespective of the prices, my love for lamps is not going to decrease! After all, how can one appreciate the beauty of a home’s interiors, if not for proper lighting? Though concealed rights which sit conveniently in your false ceiling give the required amount of lighting, lampshades increase the aesthetic beauty of a room.
In case you are planning to go for concealed lighting for most part of the house, don’t forget to add those elements of drop lamps at specific points. If not for main lighting, they can at least be used as mood lighting which is enough for you to access a space comfortably. Once the lamps are on, you don’t need to switch on the main lighting unless you are reading, writing or working on some intricate crafts. Mood lighting is always perfect to get the evening conversations going!
So how do you do it without spending much? Check out these cool ideas to make your own lampshades and make your rooms come to life! Let us look at 3 such DIY videos now!
Yarns come in such fun colors and are sure to make your kids room lively. The yarn globes that you see in the video can be used to hang as it is even if you don’t want or cannot put a lamp inside. You can even make three different sized globes and hang them as a chandelier bunch at one of the corners!
Watch this to make a lampshade, lanterns, or globes with yarn.
Have you ever thought that you can do something pretty out of glass pebbles and clay? This lampshade looks good in day light as well, as the glass pebbles shine well even in sunlight. Check this simple DIY video and adorn your tables with this lovely lamp!
Watch this to learn how to make a simple DIY Mood Lamp Ornament!
Doilies are very ornamental in nature and are usually used in decorating dining tables, but wait! Why not use them as a lampshade too? This DIY video explains how you can create a doily lampshade for your bedroom, which adds a vintage feel! It can also be hung without lamps like the yarn globes and they are super elegant too!
DIY Doily Lantern with SoCraftastic! #17NailedIt
Have you ever made a DIY lampshade? Which is your favorite way to do it? Please share your ideas in the comments section below.
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