For a while now, I wanted to make a tutu lamp for my daughter's room. I didn't have anything in mind, just that my daughter wanted to be a purple tutu. I thought that was going to take a while until I could find the it item.
It all changed to a single trip to Goodwill yesterday! I spotted a glass globe and the Tutu lamp project came to my mind! :)
The pictures don't do justice to this lamp at all! It's so pretty when the lights are low!
My daughter loves it! My oldest daughter wants one for her room now! :)
Material
3 yard of tulle - bought at Walmart 99cents a yard1 glass globe - Goodwill $1.99
scissors and hot glue
1 set of white lights - I used Christmas lights from last year
Cost: $5
cut the tulle in circles, no need to be exactly shape of each other.
pinch the circle tulle in the middle, making a little flower shape
Glue the bottoms of the flower to the glass globe. Glue them fairly close together to keep their shapes.
At this point I wasn't too sure how this project was going to turn out...
It looked liked a Clown wig! lol! But I didn't give up! :)
All done!
Now just insert the lights inside the globe. I put a small plate under the tutu lamp on her bedside table.
Daughter happy = mommy happy!
The end! :)
Such a cute idea!
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ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE!
ReplyDeleteSo simple, but it makes such a statement. It's fabulous!
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Jasey @ Jasey's Crazy Daisy
This is an amazing transformation. I love how you took something so dated and unappealing and turned it into something lovely! I'm here from Tatertots and Jello!
ReplyDeleteKatie
www.sweetrosestudio.com
This is so cute! I have never seen a lamp made like that! Awesome job!
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http://burstofcreations.blogspot.com
Such a clever idea! My daughter has been bugging me for a new lamp to replace her "baby teddy bear" lamp for months now! I'll have to scour my goodwill stores for a globe! Thanks for sharing!
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That is awesome! And much easier than sewing with darn slippery tulle. You may want to check out the purple tulle crib skirt I just made my baby girl.
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i think this is DARLING!
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I love how girly and beautiful this is! Great job!
ReplyDeleteHow fun and creative! I love this! Thanks so much for sharing at Creative Creations Tuesday :)
ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome! I love that idea- I've never seen anything like it! Super creative.
ReplyDeleteThat is adorable! I bet my daughter would love that.
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What a precious idea! I love this lamp! I'd love for you to link up with me at my link party! Hope to see you there :)
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I absolutely love this! It is so stinkin' cute! Thanks so much for linking up with us! We are going to feature this on our blog on Friday. Stop by and grab your "braggin" button!
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This is awesome!!! So simple, yet the effect is so unique! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteOh how fun!
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Audra
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What a great project! :) I've featured this post on Craft Gossip here:
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So dreamy & cool! Can't wait to show my daughters! You are very creative. -- Judy
ReplyDeleteI love this idea!! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWould you please share what type of glue did you use?
This is soooo cute! I would love to make one for my grandkids but I am always a little worried when it comes to fabric around warm (hot) lighted objects. Could this get too hot for the attached fabric & become flammable?
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