I purchased this milk glass lamp at Goodwill for $5.00...
Came home and painted the "brass" and wood with Caribbean {color} Apple Barrel paint and used Ralph Lauren's white wash over the paint....
The shade need major help too, I bought a yard of really light aqua fabric from the $1.50 a yard section at Walmart, cut strips, used the longest stitch on my sewing machine to ruffle the fabric and hot glued the fabric on... <
What a transformation. I often see these lamps that are mixed with milky glass or crystal glass and wondered if something like this doable. Now I know it is. Love it. So chic!
The lamp looks amazing. I need a new lamp and have been looking throughout the thrift stores for one. I haven't found one yet. Hopefully soon. I love the color you chose.
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What a transformation. I often see these lamps that are mixed with milky glass or crystal glass and wondered if something like this doable. Now I know it is. Love it. So chic!
Deb
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That turned out so pretty, Jenny. I love it!! By the way, what color is your green wall?? I need a pretty green for my living room...
Elise
What a great redo! It looks so feminine now.
Beautimus!
As I was telling you last night, you are truly AMAZING!!!! Great idea; just wish I had your talent :) Looks great and what a fabulous idea!!!
I just LOVE this lamp! You did a superb job on it. The aqua color is perfect and the shade is adorable. I have been wanting to make one of those.
The lamp looks amazing. I need a new lamp and have been looking throughout the thrift stores for one. I haven't found one yet. Hopefully soon. I love the color you chose.
Ruth
ive been needing to give an old lamp a boost...thanks for the inspiration! :) blessings!!
that turned out so great jenny! i love it!
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