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Lighting. DIY paper lampshade

Diy Paper Lamp Shade
-with punch-out design

It's snowing out, and there's a little fog in the air. Inside, we are warm and cozy. Candles are burning, and dim lights are lighting the room. This simple Diy paper lampshade is easy to make. You'll enjoy the delicate lighting it provides. 










Materials needed:
-brown paper lunch bag
-Shape punch out
-Scissors
(And for the lighting I'm using our Febreze night light-Battery operated)

Cut the bottom half of the paper bag off. Once removing the end of the bag, take your punch out (I used my flower design punch out)- And punch out around your bag. -It's really that simple. Now you're done, and ready to display your paper lamp shade.-When not in use just fold, it and put it away. 



Comments

  1. Amazing! I will need to try this, I love it! :)

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  2. How pretty! I really like this. It reminds me of the luminaria at Christmas. My neighbor makes his own and cuts little crucifix shapes into his bags.

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    1. Jennifer, thank you. I think that's awesome that your neighbor makes his own.-Very creative!

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  3. How cute! There's nothing like soft lights to set the ambiance of a room! We're also stuck inside here in SC! Only thing though...our snow is mixed with sleet and freezing rain...ughh! Be safe my friend!

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  4. sweet! I love that this has such a lovely glow. Thank you for helping to make the Thursday Favorite Things Blog hop so much fun. Big Hugs ♥

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