"A THRIFTY LIGHTING PROJECT"
September 2nd, 2009 in blog, member junk
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I found this lamp at the thrift store and immediately fell in love with it, as I had a similiar one in my bedroom as a child. I decided to re-junk it, and made it into a little jewelry holder for my white bathroom.
A before picture of the milkglass lamp.
Lamps can be taken apart very easily by simply unscrewing the pieces (I always take a picture of the pieces in the order they come off so I'll remember how to put things back together!).
I spray painted the brass pieces then reassembled the lamp omitting the top light piece.
I spray painted a little silver plate white and drilled a hole in the middle. It then fits through the lamp rod and a washer and nut holds it tight. I glued on a glass knob to finish the look on this one.
Had to add a few crystals (of course!).
Another easy, easy project using a old lamp found at the thrift store.
For more junk inspired creations visit my blog junkdreams at http://www.janisgurney.blogspot.com.
Pattern or design used: My Own Design - junkstyle
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Comments (19)
Candy Posted: 5:04 am on September 3rd
Janis, there’s not much else to say, another outstanding creation by the champion of classy junk.
Jim
Posted: 2:19 am on September 3rd
Kenda Posted: 12:33 am on September 3rd
Lani Posted: 12:28 am on September 3rd
www.artisanspress.com Posted: 11:08 pm on September 2nd
That is so darling. Your yard is fabulous to boot! Lucky girl or should I you probably work hard. I love your style. Thanks so much all your inspiration.
smiles, alice Posted: 6:38 pm on September 2nd
Geo...you're too funny!! I want to see pics of your booth - to see "JMS - California-style"!!! :)
Kathy
P.S. And your pictures are so beautiful - love the outdoor setting! Posted: 1:17 pm on September 2nd