Small lamp shades

The Child's room is one step closer to being redecorated with the making of this new lampshade. As promised , a how-to follows. The only pr...

Lamp shades can easily be recovered by the craftsman at considerably less than the cost of a new shade. Parchment shades can be attractively covered with cloth which is cut to fit, sewed, and then glued onto the parchment with ordinary liquid glue. Decorative borders can be made with colored gimp of the type upholsterers... Read More

Vintage lamps and lampshades are plentiful at the thrift stores. So why not give one a makeover or repurpose it altogether?

When I put out the call for help on my Facebook page for this little lamp shade project several days ago, so many of you stepped up with so many creative ideas it was like a little virtual brainstorming session and I loved it. I had added a strip of gold Duck tape to a […]

I've just recovered an old frame with fabric for The Child's room. As far as classic proportions go, this one's too small for the stand, bu...

Unfortunately, the lamps do not have lampshades, nor is there even a way to attach a lampshade. It's just the base, a stem, a socket, and...

PinterestTwitterFacebook Most of you saw my Cottage Style lamp a few day’s ago in my Home Office Space. I thought I would give you a look at it before, and tell you how I achieved the look. I found this dark, lovely at a garage sale for $2 and all it needed was a little...

How to re-cover a lamp shade with fabric strips