An easy upcycle!

Dec 4, 2022

1 min read

Hi friends! My daughter Lila found a cute sewing-themed lamp at a thrift shop and gave it to me. The lampshade was faded so I decided to renew it. See how in today’s video!

Supplies (Affiliate links used)

Lamp with smooth lampshade Pattern tissue, rice paper or tissue paper (gel printed deli paper would work too!)
Glue: I used Minwax Polycrylic but you can use mod-podge or white glue. I like Polycrylic because it dried very hard and is washable (Also most hardware stores will have this so if you live in a cold climate it is better to buy from a store rather than have it shipped as it can freeze and get ruined, same for acrylic paint and glue.)
Hot Glue gun (Xyron)
Buttons 2″ flat brush for glue

Sometimes all it takes is a little creativity and time to make something old new again! Happy crafting!

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