I used vintage lamp shade frames for these. And they were free!
I found muslin at Hobby lobby.I think it was 1.49 a yard.I bought three yards just to make sure I had enough for two lamps.And it is always good to have extra for other craft projects.
I cut them in strips long enough for the length of the lamp and about an inch wide.I made a slight cut and the ripped the strips off.I wanted a frayed look.I hot glued it to the top and tucked it a bit.I over lapped each strip as I went along.At first I was going to let this hang but I did not like the look so I went back and glued the bottom.I did this around the whole shade.I finished it by making fabric roses and leaves.If you want to learn how to make these flowers go on over and sign up for Creatively Made Home.
I did the flowers a little different on both shades.Love this look!And it was so simple to do!
Gearing up and getting ready to start decorating for Christmas this week.I was going through some of my decorations from last year and most won’t be up this year.My home was much different and now will not work with my decor.I do have some things I can tweak a bit and should work.
What are you working on?
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Anne
You did a wonderful job with your lampshade. I love the frayed textured look of muslin. Your flowers you made are just perfect for your shade!
Anne, these are wonderful! I have heard this course is amazing! Your lamp shades look great in your living room! You can’t beat the price and they look very professional! I like these so much more than what you would have bought! Great job!
Love love love this lampshade! I am pinning this–thanks so much for sharing!
That is a really pretty custom look. Love the detail on it.
That is darling! I really love it. Looks great. I like the added detail. Very pretty! Looks like the class is paying off!
I love those projects that don’t break the bank! Your lampshades look very chic and fit in nicely with your style. I need to update mine, but haven’t found a shade that will fit my vintage lamps. I may have to change the lamps instead!
Have fun going through your Christmas decorations!
Anne, your lampshade is lovely. It turned out wonderful!!!
I am looking forward to see your Christmas decor this year.
hugs…
Love this idea Anne..so pretty and creative!!
Oh so pretty Anne – love them!
Your shades look amazing! I love the strips of muslin, and the flowers are perfect!
Oh I’m so glad that you’re sharing something you learned from that class. It looked like a good one! I love your lampshade! That is so cute and unique. You’re a good crafter!
What a fabulous job you did. I love the contrast of the fabrics and shades of white. I’ve got to learn more about this class!
Have a happy and blessed Thanksgiving.
Hugs,
Patti
darling shade, and i love the cute flowers, anne:)
Isn’t the course great!!
Love the way your shade came out ~ I am definitely going to try this over the winter!
Anne,
Those are so pretty! Thank you so much for sharing this project!
And I hope you have a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving!
blessings,
karianne
Your shades are super cute, Anne. I’m loving my paired down decor. My Christmas decorating is going to be very simple….If my husband and sons can handle it. lol
Hi Anne!
Thank you so much for your kind words in my blog! ♥
You did a wonderful job with that lamp, it looks lovely!!!
Now I am going to have a look at your previous posts 🙂
It really looks great in here, I can tell already 😉
Hug
Mia
Very pretty! So much fun when we can make something look all the more special.
beautiful! love your stuff, am a new follower!
Wow!! You did an amazing job. Cheers.
The lampshades are adorable!! You did a great job. I love muslin!
Hi Anne! Your shades are adorable!! You did a fabulous job on them! Love the pleats, and the flowers!! Too cute!
Thanks for linking up to BWW!!
Have a wonderful week!
Hugs,
Becky