Okay ,I have been a crafty since age 8 and not...over 50...I have to say this is one of the most fabulously amazing craft creations I have ever seen! I have ceiling fans in every room of my house, but am thinking if I can find a floor lamp with a globe like this.. I am going to make this!!! Thanks so much for the inspiration!
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Great idea! I wouldn't have thought of using the stickers for that. I have the same light in my kitchen and LOVE it. I bought it because it was likely the light that would have been in our house when the house was built (1912, as far as we can tell.) My base is red. Thanks for the inspiration!
Wow! Simple yet sophisticated. What a great idea! With this, I don’t need to buy expensive appliances because I like their design. Not when I get to make my own unique one. Thank you for posting your creative masterpiece!
I have one of those lights! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great little project! A fun way to update a classic light fixture - love it!
ReplyDeleteOkay ,I have been a crafty since age 8 and not...over 50...I have to say this is one of the most fabulously amazing craft creations I have ever seen! I have ceiling fans in every room of my house, but am thinking if I can find a floor lamp with a globe like this.. I am going to make this!!! Thanks so much for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea *eyes up unsuspecting Ikea glass uplighter and her glass paint supplies*
ReplyDeletePolka dots make everything better! Fun!
ReplyDeleteLOVE! It matches my holiday cards so nicely ;)
ReplyDeleteThats really neat! But can I say I liked the look of the hole reinforcers before the painting!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this look. Great tutorial:) New followers. Follow me back. I posted http://www.sewsweetvintage.com/2012/12/impossibly-sweet-ikea-and-trujoy-gluten.html to ginger snap!
ReplyDeleteSo very clever ~ love it!
ReplyDeleteLove this project. Very clever way to mask off the circles. Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Very classy. :)
ReplyDeleteI am also in love with your blog design and header.
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Great idea! I wouldn't have thought of using the stickers for that. I have the same light in my kitchen and LOVE it. I bought it because it was likely the light that would have been in our house when the house was built (1912, as far as we can tell.) My base is red. Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletegreat idea this looks great
ReplyDeleteSo cute, great thinking with the hole reinforcers!
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I found your blog from ellisonlane's blog. Wow, I just love what you did to make that light look so fresh.
ReplyDeleteThis one is triggering all kinds of ideas! Pinning
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea! i would never think to do that, but i love it!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh! LOVE! Love the polka dots and sweet vintage look those little dots create.
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This is a totally fantastic idea!
ReplyDeleteWow! Simple yet sophisticated. What a great idea! With this, I don’t need to buy expensive appliances because I like their design. Not when I get to make my own unique one. Thank you for posting your creative masterpiece!
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