Bear Lamp Shade

Penelope Leon Lamp Shades September 21st, 2018 - 04:18:48

The first ever jockstrap, whenever we find old, lampshades anywhere, really it could be in the trash or at a junk store at a flea market. We check them out to see if they'll work, these old lampshades that have seen their better days. They have a really great brain inside of here. We basically never turn these away and only they're, free or next to free, okay, we're back on home base. Now, with this awesome, yet shabby looking old lamp shade that we scored for next to nothing and we're ready to kind of give it a whole new life, so today we're gonna.

Do our glitter feather lamp shade. The first thing you need to do is find an old lampshade, and the great thing about that is there are tons of these at the junk store at the goodwill trash curbside, your neighbors curb they're everywhere. So the best part, the best part, is ripping the fabric off of the lampshade. Here we go. If you have any stress in your life, any type of aggression you need to take out.

I mean that seems very tame. I mean you just start, ripping this fabric out the great thing about this part. Just really anybody can do it. I mean it doesn't, require special fancy tools, it's not heavy, it's not big and you could put it in any room. I love the idea of this.

In a dorm or an apartment and it can go on a lamp or you can buy one of those cheap light cords and just hang it from your ceiling too. So this is the ribbing, that's so important. Whatever lampshade you choose, it has to have this because so many newer lampshades they only have the top and the bottom, and then the shade is actually what holds the top and the bottom together. So this ribbing is key and then, of course, this being about the same size as the bottom is what's really important, also other than that you're pretty open to pick any lamp shade. You want alright now that we finished kind of getting this one all cleaned up.

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