Dye lampshade diy

A while back I found a pair of these ceramic figurine lamps, likely made in Japan during the 1950s. They have brass bases and depict a m...

Dyeing lampshades is an inexpensive way to add a custom touch to your home decor. The process is simple, and you can purchase shades inexpensively, allowing you to experiment to your heart's content without fear of ruining an expensive piece of furniture.

One cannot call themselves a true DIYer and have a house full of plain white lamp shades. They’re too much of a temptation…like blank canvases calling out to be covered in scrapbook pa…

Small projects can make a big impact on your home, indoors and out. Decorate, organize, and maintain your space with these easy DIYs...

I failed a few times before I found a no-sew pleated lampshade method that works. Turns out there’s a reason why pleated lampshades come with such a hefty price tag. 😉 But, I’m saving you the trial and error. If you’ve been wanting to make one, I’ve got you covered. Pun intended. And no sewing […]

Lia Watson~Southern Yankee DIY on Instagram: "Lampshades aren’t cheap… With this easy DIY lampshade hack you can update cracked, boring, or out of style lampshades with just a little fabric! The best part is you don’t have to sew anything & you can knock on this DIY out in less than an hour. ✨Want more no sew diy fabric home decor projects? Find them all at SouthernYankeeDIY.com & FOLLOW @southernyankeediy to never miss a budget friendly home project! Do you have a tablecloth that…

paper buttons: Ombre Hair Dye Lampshade DIY

Gear up with embroidery thread and a vintage lampshade to create your own Hay Bonbon light. Follow our guide to make your own DIY lamp shade.

I have four of these bad boys I need to do something with them.

DIY lampshades for The Wakery! Check out the supply list, how to and video!

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DIY.. Decoupage Tissue Paper Lamp Shade. thrift store finds

Transform spare materials into a colourful yarn lampshade with our tutorial. Make your own yarn lampshade with Gathered.

Learn how to update your lighting for less than $10 by dyeing the chandelier shades with fabric dye. An easy DIY project that takes less than one hour.

Charleston born living in Atlanta. Unapologetically Southern. Thrifter extraordinaire. Style and design with thrifted finds. Co-host of #thriftwithus

A red one for me, please!