My sister picked up this lamp at Salvation Army...she had a plan.
She taped and painted...and painted.
{Many light coats of spray paint.}
Shells and jute were added.
More shells, glass beads, and a little bling.
{The small outlining shells were actually already on fishing wire.}


She ordered a rectangular shade and really liked the look...but it arrived damaged.

So she used some fabric she had on hand and remade the shade.
Finished product with linen lamp shade and starfish finial!
I think it looks fabulous!
Way to go Sis!
I'm linking with Susan over at Between Naps on the Porch for her Metamorphosis Monday. Be sure to drop by for loads of inspiration!





I think that it looks fabulous, too! Great vision! Thank you for sharing your sister's charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteWow! It turned out Awesome!! Lots of work too!!
ReplyDeleteIt is fantastic. I love it. Very creative with the use of the shells and jute. The shade is fabulous. I really need to learn how to do a shade. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWow, what a lovely way to bring new life to a tired lamp. She did a wonderful job. Love the shells and the shade.
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Sissie
Who would have thought something so ugly could become something so beautiful. Will your sister makeover me????
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, can you imagine how much that lamp would cost retail? Your sister did a great job!!!
ReplyDeleteRondell
It looks fabulous! I love the finial on top!
ReplyDeleteCome by and visit, I am having my first giveaway!
What a great change! Well done!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job with all of the shells, just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat was a lot of work and it turned out great. I love the shade covered.
ReplyDeleteWow very cool.
ReplyDeleteJocelyn
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What a transformation! It's gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed with the lamp makeover! Probably a good thing the shade was damaged - it looks fantastic in the burlap!
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia :)
What a great job! I would love to have that lamp here in Savannah. Is that envy or coveting. Both are wrong. OK, I just love that fabulous lamp. I like your sister's shade better.
ReplyDeleteI just published my first post today. Would you take a look and offer suggestions to make it better. Ginger
wow, an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteOh, please tell her that it's stunning! I love the use of the shells, and that shade that she made is a perfect match.
ReplyDeleteReally... it's wonderful.
Whoa. You had me at the painting! Just that and the twine seriously changed this lamp's look, and then you went seriously stylin'!! Good job!
ReplyDeleteYour sister did a wonderful job on that lamp, just beautiful and sooo unique!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and for visiting.
Sandy
Gorgeous!
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