One of the easiest ways to inject some personality into your space is to mix styles. Modern organic encounter when you combine the money basic urban arc lamp with shade nest of a great, rustic DIY bird. Start on this decoration DIY project with these simple steps:Supplies: (1) lampshade-shaped drum (1) paper roll raffia, scissors (1) basic lamp or pendant lightStep 1: Use the point of your scissors to poke a small hole along the top seam of the lampshade. Cut a length of raffia penis. Thread one end of raffia through the hole and tie a knot to hold the raffia upStep 2 :. Start wrapping the raffia around the lampshade. To achieve a bird eye nest, it is important to be random in your package - overlap, weaving over and under, and leaving slack for a "messy" look. When you reach the end of your first piece of raffia, drill another small hole in the shade (preferably in sewing up or down), raffia thread through, and a knot to secureStep 3 :. Continue secure with small knots, then wrap and weaving raffia until you achieve your desired look. Note: Avoid using glue, because it can appear as a dark spot when the shade is litStep 4 :. Fasten the base of the lamp or pendant light as you would a typical lampshade
Steps to a DIY Shade Nest Bird
One of the easiest ways to inject some personality into your space is to mix styles. Modern organic encounter when you combine the money basic urban arc lamp with shade nest of a great, rustic DIY bird. Start on this decoration DIY project with these simple steps:Supplies: (1) lampshade-shaped drum (1) paper roll raffia, scissors (1) basic lamp or pendant lightStep 1: Use the point of your scissors to poke a small hole along the top seam of the lampshade. Cut a length of raffia penis. Thread one end of raffia through the hole and tie a knot to hold the raffia upStep 2 :. Start wrapping the raffia around the lampshade. To achieve a bird eye nest, it is important to be random in your package - overlap, weaving over and under, and leaving slack for a "messy" look. When you reach the end of your first piece of raffia, drill another small hole in the shade (preferably in sewing up or down), raffia thread through, and a knot to secureStep 3 :. Continue secure with small knots, then wrap and weaving raffia until you achieve your desired look. Note: Avoid using glue, because it can appear as a dark spot when the shade is litStep 4 :. Fasten the base of the lamp or pendant light as you would a typical lampshade
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