Handmade lampshade production Daquan

Many craftsmen like to use eggshells to DIY production, such as micro-carving on eggshells, the production of eggs inside the hidden or painted on the surface of eggshells, etc., inconspicuous eggshells can also play so many tricks! The Japanese designer Nosigner is the use of eggshells handmade a lamp, fragile eggshells in the hands of the master transformed into a beautiful handicrafts, which have to have more patience to complete ah. If you like handmade friends, have the interest and confidence to challenge this waste to treasure handmade it.

Paper tube box waste utilization to make simple lampshade method

The following is the food packaging paper tube box waste utilization to make simple lampshade method, KFC family bucket box, Snickers box, and even barrel instant noodle box can be used. In the future, if the home has lamps and lanterns temporarily no lampshade, you can do it yourself to make a out of Oh ~ method is not too simple, as long as the bottom of the paper tube dug a hole, the bulb will be set into the end of the matter. If you think it's not pretty enough, you can also find a hemp rope in accordance with the following method will be wrapped around the paper tube,

and then painted some flowers and plants and other patterns as decoration!

Beer bottle glass bottle simple DIY lampshade

Summer is the best time to drink beer, pulling on the "friends", point on a plate of lobster or screws,

fried a few small dishes, to a few bottles of beer (preferably still draft beer), to enjoy the rare pleasure! Eat and drink can also play a fun handmade crafts, the method is very simple, just need to cut the beer bottle from the center can be (craft work network previously introduced how to cut glass bottles, not as dangerous and complex as imagined, interested friends can search for), beer glass bottles become lampshades, vases, and glass cups, is not it very interesting!

Cake paper cups DIY cute mini lampshade

After eating the sweet cake found that the cake paper cups are very nice, throw away the words seems to be a pity, it may be worthwhile to waste and utilize these paper cups to DIY cute mini lampshade. At night will be a string of small mini lampshade hanging in the courtyard is really a unique flavor it. And handmade process is very simple, in the bottom of the paper cups with a knife to cut a cross, and then put the bulb through the OK. Good ideas and clever combination of handmade like the stars and the moon's reflection, DIY a variety of beautiful handmade works, add infinite fun and convenience to our lives, I hope all the love of life, like handmade friends can come here to share your ingenious ideas, light up our happy life ~

Beautiful crocheted lampshade handmade

A good home needs to be created by our own hearts! If you're looking for a new home, you'll want to try your hand at DIY, rather than buying home accessories! The following is a beautiful crocheted lampshade handmade method, both beautiful and cost-effective! Good ideas and clever handmade combination is like the stars and the moon's reflection, DIY out of a variety of beautiful handmade works, to add interest to our lives and convenience, I hope all the love of life, like handmade friends can come to handmade live to share your whimsical ideas, light up our happy life ~

Material Preparation: balloon, crochet cloth 8 ~ 9 pieces, bowl, glue.

STEP1:

Blow up the balloon and fix it. Pour the glue into a bowl for later use. Take one or two pieces of crocheted fabric and put them in the bowl of glue to wet them slightly, not completely, just enough to stick to the balloon.

STEP2:

Glue the soaked crocheted fabrics from the bottom of the balloon one by one, then dip the remaining crocheted fabrics into the glue in turn and stick them to the balloon.

Once all the crocheted fabrics are glued, set them aside to dry naturally and wait for the glue to dry completely.

Once the glue is dry, pierce the balloon with a sewing needle and carefully tear off the balloon.

STEP3:

Hang the lampshade outside the bulb and you're done!

DIY Glass Plant Box

The tutorial demonstrates a six-sided glass lampshade, which you can change to any shape of utensil you can find. But keep in mind that the more complex the shape, the more difficult it will be to make a plant box. Hexagonal and octagonal shapes are more common, but there are also some square and pyramid shapes. If all the sides are the same size, it will be easy to get information on the exact size of wood needed. Also, be sure to note that the sides of the lampshade are removable. Some lampshades have a base frame that is welded directly to the glass, and this type is difficult to remove without a cutting tool.

Tools needed:

(Your plant box profile needs to be adjusted according to the size of your lampshade and the size of the wood base)

Glass fixture, wood, wood glue, protractor, saw, nails

1. Start cutting (or splitting) from the frame of the lampshade, and the glass can be removed directly.

2. Next, trace the size of the bottom of the glass shade for the wood base. The line you traced out is 1/2 of the wall thickness of your wood base, which is where the glass shade will be placed. We used 3/4 of a unit for the thickness of the plank wall, so we extended the line 3/8 of a unit inside and outside of the traced line to draw the line, and then sawed from the innermost line. By the end of this step we have a hexagonal flat board with sides 3 units long. He should fit perfectly inside the glass cover.

3. Now the bottom is sawed. You need to decide how high you need the plant box to be, and saw six planks to this height (in this tutorial it's five units high). The sides of these planks will be cut at an angle to complete the piecing.

4. Next, use a protractor (or other tool) to determine the angles. The sum of all side angles should equal 360°. Divide the size of the individual side angles by two to get the angle of the glued side to be sawed off. For this tutorial, saw off 30°.

5. Measure the length of each side of a hexagonal base (3 units of length in the tutorial). This information is also the size information of the faces enclosed by the board walls inside the plant box.

6. Cut away 30° from one end of the plank. Make a mark 3 unit lengths apart for the next cut. Invert the board and cut 30° (the cut point should be almost right on the mark made). If your boards cut are trapezoids instead of parallelograms then you did it right. Continue to finish measuring and cutting all six boards.

7. Put the six boards together to see if they are hexagons and make the appropriate adjustments. You can saw them off or smooth them with sandpaper.

8. Put all the wooden pieces together. Use wood glue or secure with nails. If you wish, you can paint, varnish and then let it dry overnight. Place a plastic liner at the bottom to prevent leaks and add plants.

Light up our happy life ~ Pretty Crochet Lampshade Handmade Methods

A beautiful home needs to be created by our own hearts and minds, and is it not more fulfilling to do DIY than buying home accessories! The following is a beautiful crocheted lampshade handmade method, both beautiful and cost-effective! Good ideas and clever handmade combination is like the stars and the moon's reflection, DIY out of a variety of beautiful handmade works, to add interest to our lives and convenience, I hope all the love of life, like handmade friends can come to handmade live to share your whimsical ideas, light up our happy life ~

Material Preparation: balloon, crochet cloth 8 ~ 9 pieces, bowl, glue.

STEP1:

Blow up the balloon and fix it. Pour the glue into a bowl for later use. Take one or two pieces of crocheted fabric and place them in the bowl of glue to wet them slightly, not completely, just enough to stick to the balloon.

STEP2:

Glue the soaked crocheted fabrics from the bottom of the balloon one by one, then dip the remaining crocheted fabrics into the glue in turn and stick them to the balloon.

Once all the crocheted fabrics are glued, set them aside to dry naturally and wait for the glue to dry completely.

Once the glue is dry, pierce the balloon with a sewing needle and carefully tear off the balloon.

STEP3:

Hang the lampshade outside the bulb and you're done!

DIY Glass Plant Box

The tutorial demonstrates a six-sided glass lampshade, which you can change to any shape of utensil you can find. But keep in mind that the more complex the shape, the more difficult it will be to make a plant box. Hexagonal and octagonal shapes are more common, but there are also some square and pyramid shapes. If all the sides are the same size, it will be easy to get information on the exact size of wood needed. Also, be sure to note that the sides of the lampshade are removable. Some lampshades have a base frame that is welded directly to the glass, and this type is difficult to remove without a cutting tool.

Tools needed:

(Your plant box profile needs to be adjusted according to the size of your lampshade and the size of the wood base)

Glass fixture, wood, wood glue, protractor, saw, nails

1. Start cutting (or splitting) from the frame of the lampshade, and the glass can be removed directly.

2. Next, trace the size of the bottom of the glass shade for the wood base. The line you traced out is 1/2 of the wall thickness of your wood base, which is where the glass shade will be placed. We used 3/4 of a unit for the thickness of the plank wall, so we extended the line 3/8 of a unit from the inside and outside of the traced line to draw the line, and then sawed from the innermost line. By the end of this step, we have a hexagonal flat board with sides 3 units long. He should fit perfectly inside the glass cover.

3. Now the bottom is sawed. You need to decide how high you need the plant box to be, and saw six planks to this height (in this tutorial it's five units high). The sides of these planks will be cut at an angle to complete the piecing.

4. Next, use a protractor (or other tool) to determine the angles. The sum of all side angles should equal 360°. Divide the size of the individual side angles by two to get the angle of the glued side to be sawed off. For this tutorial, saw off 30°.

5. Measure the length of each side of a hexagonal base (3 units of length in the tutorial). This information is also the size information of the faces enclosed by the board walls inside the plant box.

6. Cut away 30° from one end of the plank. Make a mark 3 unit lengths apart for the next cut. Invert the board and cut 30° (the cut point should be almost right on the mark made). If your boards cut are trapezoids instead of parallelograms then you did it right. Continue to finish measuring and cutting all six boards.

7. Put the six boards together to see if they are hexagons and make the appropriate adjustments. You can saw them off or smooth them with sandpaper.

8. Put all the wooden pieces together. Use wood glue or secure with nails. If you wish, you can paint, varnish and then let it dry overnight. Place a plastic liner at the bottom to prevent leaks and add plants.