How to recover lamp shades

Recovering an old lampshade with new fabric is one of the easiest ways to make a large impact on a room — without largely impacting your budget. No sewing machine? No problem! Lamp shade 1 yard of fabric (if you are working with a very large shade you may need more) Sharp scissors Large sheet of blank paper (tracing paper or wrapping paper work great!) Spray adhesive Lots of clothespins Pen or marker 1.

A tutorial for how to cover a lampshade

Ask ten DIYers how to cover a lampshade with fabric and you'll probably get ten (slightly) different answers. But let me show you the technique I use.

Hi everyone! I am so so so in love with my re-covered lampshade. Just thought I would share how I recovered mine. First of all, it was unb...

Have you ever been at the thrift store and saw an ugly lamp that look like this one? I'm sure you have. Ugly brass lamps....the kind you just keep walking past. They're a dime a

If you are tired of looking at your lamp, here's a quick DIY project to amp up your room decor. Make yourself a custom lampshade cover!

Get inspired with these before and after lampshade upcycle ideas you can do on a budget. #lampshade #makeover

Do you have a lamp shade with a design you no longer love, but the size and shape of the lamp shade are still perfect for the lamp base? Simply recover the lamp shade using

Get inspired with these before and after lampshade upcycle ideas you can do on a budget. #lampshade #makeover

I decided to learn how to upcycle lampshades. I started with a very old, plain lampshade using very simple materials. It looks stunning at night when the lamp is turned on.