Glass Lantern Table Lamp

August 28, 2012 By 2 Comments
glass lantern lamp

Melissa from A Terrible Thing to Waste is in love with all things Pottery Barn, minus the prices, of course. She couldn’t get a glass lamp out of her mind and scoured shops for the right lantern to transform into her own DIY version. When that magical moment finally happened, Melissa got to work with a lamp kit, her drill, and some spray paint. For $69 she got a lamp almost identical to her $169 Pottery Barn inspiration and is a hundred dollars richer {wink}!

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Copper Accented Table Lamp

August 16, 2011 By 1 Comment

One of the great things about shopping at yard sales and thrift stores is that the items are often so cheap you’ve really got nothing to lose by trying to upcycle them. That’s exactly how Jessica from Mad in Crafts felt when she found a $2.99 table lamp and shade at Goodwill that was the [...Read More]

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Aged Spackle Lamp Base

August 8, 2011 By 2 Comments

Christine from First Home… Love Life… wanted to create a lamp with a salvaged, architectural look. She scored a $5.00 lamp at a thrift store that had just the right shape for the project. To achieve an aged look she coated it spackle, leaving lots of dents and crevices. She finished it off with some [...Read More]

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Modern Turquoise Table Lamp

June 1, 2011 By 4 Comments

Becca at From Gardners to Bergers found this awesome lamp at a thrift store. Even its outdated brassy exterior could not detract from its lovely shape. Nothing a can of spray paint couldn’t handle! Now Becca has a modern new table lamp that adds a bold pop of color to her space. Many a women [...Read More]

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Baseball Stitching Lamp

April 7, 2011 By 1 Comment

Angie from The Country Chic Cottage turned a thrift store lamp into this baseball light for her son’s bedroom. She freehanded the baseball seams on the shade with a red Sharpie. Seriously, you would never know that was just Sharpie! I love how she added Louisville Slugger at the base using a stencil from her [...Read More]

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