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Crafty-Lighty-Dermy
You could apply this concept to any pattern really, as long as it has a way of mounting to the wall and can be made with a thin, flexible fabric. Coloured fairy lights, patterned fabric to change it up a bit; so many possibilities :3
Mine is secured with removable poster strips because I'm renting and can't permanently attach anything, so if that isn't an issue for you, the lamp is light enough to just hang on a couple of picture hooks.
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Emily T. published her project Wolf Wall Lamp 28 May 03:46
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Step 1
Iron interfacing onto enough of your fabric to make up your chosen pattern, then cut the pieces from this.
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Step 2
Sew and turn as if you were making the disembodied head of a plushie. Make sure the opening is at the back, where it will be against the wall.
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Step 5
Pop your mammalian lampshade onto a sheet of thick cardboard like box cardboard and trace around the opening at the back. Cut this shape out.
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Step 6
Glue the cardboard onto the raw edge of your pattern base, leaving an open gap at the bottom of about 10cm.
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Step 7
Roll your string lights into a neat ball (careful not to damage the wires!) and stuff them inside through the opening. I added an in-line switch to the cord of my lights, but this is optional.
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Step 8
Attach your lamp to the wall with poster hanging strips attached to the cardboard backing.
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Step 9
Switch on and enjoy!
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