Diy teacup chandelier

Sometimes you need a little something pretty for your kitchen or dining area. I've been creating tea cup chandeliers for a number of years now for client's home…

How to drill china such as teacups and saucers to make lamps, dessert plates and more. You will need a diamond bit, a good drill and some patience.

15 Pretty ideas for how to complete a tea cup upcycle into beautiful decor and practical purposes for your home inside and outside.

My sister had this old chandelier laying in her backyard for years so I took it and painted it...............then added teacups. I hung it from a tree near our patio. I am going to put candles in the cups for additional lighting at night

Cakestandheaven.com sells these delightful tea cup lamps. Love their creativity. Great inspiration for an up-cycling project too

I had so much fun designing and making the teacup chandelier. I made two of these for the newly enclosed porch at Lady Butterbug Shoppe. The tin parts where hanging out in the garage...I tend to collect things knowing they will be used someday. I purchased the pink glass lampshades at a local antique shop. I watched a You Tube on how to drill a hole in china or glass. After purchasing a drill bit at the hardware store, I drilled a 1/2" hole in two saucers that will be used as the base of the…

So, if you have any old tea cups and saucers lying around that you love but don't have the rest of their sets anymore here's a br...

Repurposed a candle chandelier with old tea cups and saucers for an outdoor setting. Looks a little Alice in Wonderland.

We’ve seen Trish Andersen’s “tea lights” online before, but were even more charmed by them in person when we saw them at Renegade.Domestic Construction websiteRelated Posts:• Sara Paloma at Renegade Craft Fair• 3 Fish Studios at Renegade Craft Fair• My Imaginary Boyfriend at Renegade Craft Fair• E.

Transform a simple hula hoop into a glowing Christmas chandelier! Follow this tutorial for a fun and affordable holiday decoration idea.

Fashion old teacups into delightful beauties with these 6 gorgeous ideas

I bought an inexpensive chandelier at the thrift shop the other day and took out all of the electrical wires and components I primed it and painted it white: Then I went on the hunt for 5 china tea cups and saucers and attached them to the metal plates on each arm with glue: I thought this would be great as a bird feeder out in a garden OR in a sunroom with votive candles in each cup! On my next trip to the thrift shop, I found a cheap gold wall sconce, as well as 3 pretty ceramic bowls. A…

Sadly, a few months ago we lost my husband’s Grandma. They had a very special bond and so I’ve been giving new life to many items from her home. We have a special ...

I found this chandelier at a garage sale for $5. I added some paint and turned it into a birdfeeder. The birds love it and it makes a beautiful decoration for m…