Start of by spray painting a planter basket and making the capiz shells. But I believe that the end product is definitely worth it.įor this project, you would be needing, a couple of rolls of wax papers, scissors, white spray paint, parchment papers, ribbons, a hot glue gun, circle cutter, an iron and a cutting mat. It sure looks difficult to make and is time-consuming. If you are looking to get a chandelier for your house, look no further and indulge in this beautiful, sophisticated and alluring DIY chandelier. You can also use the same bottom-cut bottles as candle holder or electric lamp shades, by placing them on the stairway or in the corner of the room. This would be a great way to give subtle lighting to your kitchens, dining space or living areas. You can cut off the bottoms of the wine bottles and fix a bulb into it and suspend from the ceiling. They must be attached to the plywood board and suspended with the help of a rope to make the look complete. These mason jars must be filled with an electric tea light so as to give a soft yet radiant shine and make the ambience much more pleasant.
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Tutorial in full at Īll you would need for this project is a large plywood board, ropes, and of course, mason jars. Adding graphic perforates to an existing lampĮver walked into a cafe or a bar and looked in awe at those beautiful light fixtures made out of mason jars and other glassware? Well, what you don’t know is that it can be replicated at your home quite beautifully and can be a wonderful addition for your dining space or kitchen counter, if you have a big one, that is!.
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