I had some left over fabric from the new drape (A sale by the yard find for 2$) and this tiny little pink lamp that needed some jazz in Β her life. So, I turned her plain Jane white plain hardback plastic shade into a dressy one: The matching shade gives the space a very sweet coordinated look.
I know for sure that whoever visits me here know the tutorial already so I wouldn’t bother with this one. In a nutshell, I ripped off her old hadback plastic, cut out a new one from the old, wrapped it around her frame, stapled and kept. Then I cut out the left over fabric in the same measurement, applied hot glue and stuck it over the hard back skeleton. I kept two extra inches on the width which I tuck in the frame. That is it.
Have a great week ahead. And pray for me, for my cross stitch coasters. π
What a great job you did on the lampshade. You are making me want to recover mine. Thank you for the visit and the sweet comment. I’ll be posting some more painted goodness later in the week. Toodles, Kathryn @TheDedicatedHouse
Thank you for visiting Kathryn. Definitely coming over to yours to see!
Very nice! It looks beautiful lit up.
This has by far been my favorite too π Very girly. Surprisingly R liked it too.
Love your new lampshade and your great photos! Thanks for visiting Texas Cottage.
Thank you Sallie. Thanks for visiting mine.
brilliant! and love the fabulous fabric!
michele
Thank you Michele! And oh oh oh… you must hear this. 90 bucks for the fabric…that should be what, 2$ i guess? Sale by yard! What a score.
Your lamp shade turned out beautiful! Job well done! Thank you for joining TTF and I am so sorry I am so late in visiting this week!
I am so glad you like it Diann. It has probably been a busy week for all of us π