By using sisal, you can create unique lampshades that not only illuminate your space but also contribute to environmental ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: Getty Images Are you bored of looking at the same lamp in your living room or your kid’s room? Planning to buy a new ...

Making lampshades is a likely craft to conquer for the do-it-yourselfer who has already stenciled walls, antiqued furniture and turned bed sheets into slipcovers. "You can make a shade for less than ...

1. Find an inflatable ball, such as a beach ball, a little smaller than you want the lampshade to be. 2. Pour a 10-ounce bottle of craft glue into a bowl. I used Mod Podge, but any brand that dries ...

Before those flowers in your vase wilt, put them to good use. This easy DIY turns them into a pressed-flower lampshade full ...

Thrifty times call for thrifty measures, so start making, doing and mending by sprucing up old lampshades. You will need: an unwanted lampshade (for best results use a plain white one), some newspaper ...

It has become quite popular to use wire lampshades stripped of their original fabric in all kinds of interior decor projects. I had seen one on a recent trip to New York that was very special. It ...

Viewers find Ivy Karlsgodt’s creations beautiful and her process meditative. Credit... Supported by By Sejla Rizvic Photographs and Video by Justin J Wee Reporting from Brooklyn When Ivy Karlsgodt set ...

Make! Craft Britain is coming to BBC Four on 9 June and Get Creative has spoken to the teachers that feature on the programme about their creative skills and passions. First up is Marna Lunt, a ...