Easy DIY Wall Chandelier
Things you need:-
1. print out an image of any Chandelier of your choice.
2. enlarge the image to the size you prefer (mine is A2). I get the help from a photocopy shop, they charge me RM1.50 per piece (maybe about USD0.40) for the print out.
3. An old photo frame and canvas (have to be able to fit in the enlarge image)
4. Something to sharp to pop hole on the canvas. (I use a joss stick..you see why later...)
5. Some glitter, artificial gem stone or sequin (this will make your chanddy look more sparkle when the light is on)
Method:
1. First I spray the frame and canvas with silver (it can be any color that match the wall you want to display the wall art.
2. Then I decoupage the image onto the canvas (this is shortcut.. I want the chanddy..and I want it fast ( the lazy way).. you can transfer the print by trancing the image onto the canvas...)
3. I pop hole on the image where I want the led light to show by using the joss stick (ofcourse.. you need to burn if first)... it will melt the canvas easily and make a very small round hole, just nice for the led light to go thru. (at this point, you may add in your artificial gem stone or sequin)
4. Tidy up the wire at the back of the canvas with tape.
5. Ready to switch on the light and show off your wall chandelier.
Happy Trying!!! :)
What do you think? Do you ever DIY a chandelier? I would be glad to see it!
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Very pretty! I love how it turned out. Thanks for linking up at I Made It! Monday at Ninth Street Notions. Can't wait to see what you have this next week!
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It looks great...I'm working on making a chandelier for my room too...the led lights are a great idea!
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This is Fantastic! Love the chandeliers.. but this is hands down the most original one I have seen! Love the lights~
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Smiles!
Jami
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An accessory adds vibrance to the area, may it be a chandelier or ornament. This is what home builders Missouri as well as owners try to capture - the cozy look for homes. A chandelier not adds brightness to the area but it also adds appeal to the overall look of the room.
ReplyDeletecan you tell me, how do you decoupage the picture onto the canvas? and how could you trace it on? sorry if that's a silly ?!
ReplyDeleteWell I didn't trace the picture..instead I use the architecture photo print- 'photostat' into
Deletethe size I want. I turn the A4 size picture into A1 size.