On Tuesday, I told you about my old lamp...the 21 yr old one.
It's first makeover came a couple years ago when I spray painted the metal part black
& the lamp shade heirloom white.
{If you've never tried spray painting an old lamp shade to spruce it up, go for it!}
Sorry, no 'before' pics of it.
Remember how I stripped all my glamorous shades of all their bling?
Bling, Be Gone!
Next, I put Shabby Bowtique {my in-home business} to work & created a beautiful trio of burlap rosettes,
accessorized with vintage buttons & pearls.
Instead of hot gluing to the shade, I decided to mount the rosettes on a pin
& simply stick it into my lamp shade.
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This way, if I am tired of the look, it's easily removable.
I can take it off & add it to another accessory.
I am completely in love with this ... so shabby chic ... so me.
This old lamp is looking pretty good for 21 years old ... new coat of paint & an accessory ...
what more do you need?! ;)
It lights up this corner of our living room just fine.
~Blessings
lamp ~ so old I've forgotten where it's from
shelf ~ flea market
potted plant ~ flea market
'He Shall Be Called' pic ~ Hob Lob
hat hanger ~ Old Time Pottery
James' hats ~ SteinMart
*If you'd like to order one of these burlap accessories for a lamp, pillow, or denim jacket,
stop on over at Shabby Bowtique & place an order.
Great prices!
Great job! I am your newest follower. Stop by and help me make a slipcover for a lampshade. I have been working it out in my mind, but have yet to get it started.
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Susan and Bentley
Thank you! I'm sure you'll have a beautiful lampshade pulled together in no time. Can't wait to see it =)
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