Light Box made out from a Cava bottle box, lighted by hacking a old Ikea LED stripe* next video will be a bike (I promise)

Transform an IKEA LÄTT children's table and two chairs into a DIY light table with our cheap and easy IKEA hack! Read our blog.

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Oh my goodness! I have a sconce similiar to this chandelier...let the adventure begin to find the blue crystals!!

Hi everyone! This weekend was the Sidewalk Art Festival in Savannah. It's a Savannah College of Art and Design event and competition....

Last week I was at ABC Carpet and Home, one of the best, most magical, stores ever, and found this awesome yarn light fixture. I loved the idea of hanging a lightweight fixture in the baby’s room—something as soft as he is. So as I attempt to make it, I’ll post photos. For now, here […]

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Instructions and photo tutorial for building your own light table from scratch.

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I'm so excited to finally share one of my favorite DIY adventures in our current home! If you're a crazy detail person you might remember that we kept the chandelier that our home came with for about a year (you can see it in this post) and we really liked it. When we first moved…

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Just a few supplies can transform an ordinary string of lights into something magnificent. This simple craft is perfect for the holiday season, or any other ...

I don't think I have had a room in my house that I am 100% done with, I am always changing, painting, or switching out stuff.  I don't thi...

I wish I could take full credit, I can not. But after seeing the light fixture idea on cuckoo4dedign blogspot, I was inspired! I gave my boring

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OMG, I am so in love with this project! I've made like four of these for my "Circus of the Damned" Halloween party. They are super cheap and high impact. Plus because they're battery operated you can put them ANYWHERE! I am hanging them above various party "stations" such as the Drinks table, the Snacks…

Are your pictures a little dim? Do they need a little extra brightness? Make your own DIY light box to brighten up your pictures.

Dudez, ever since I made my first swing arm lamp last year I’ve been kind of obsessed with making my own lighting. I have now made three pieces for my home, and a few for some friends. Over the next couple-a-weeks, I wanted to share with you guys the light fixtures, including a parts list and some brief instructions. I have to say this because “DUR”, but electrify at your own risk, bros. If you don’t know lighting basics – STOP – don’t do this. Please, only use a licensed electrician. I’ve spent a lot of time getting myself familiar with the ins and outs of basic electrical, here are some resources that I referenced from the old innerwebz (I, II, III). Anywho, let me show off this babe of a double brass sconces that I made for my living room. Psst, I made two of them to go on each side of the living room’s large entry way (!!!) My old sconce lights were dumb, they were the only ones at the store that I could find with an actual switch, which left me with no choice but to buy them and stick them on my walls. See, my house is not fancy and I can not just flip a wall switch to see things at night, I have to actually turn a switch on the sconce. The parts list below includes said switch, if you’re fancy and have a wall switch then you can skip purchasing those parts. This baby cost me a whopping $45 bucks in supplies from grandbrass.com, pretty tryll wouldn’t you say? I’ll be sharing the other fixtures in the coming weeks, so stop by and see me every once in a while, k? Parts List Straight Coupling (2) Brass Socket Cup (2) Acorn Cap Nut (2) Brass Canopy (1) 90 Degree Arm (2) Threaded Nipple (lolz) (3) Armback ‘T’ (1) Brass Washer (1) Porcelain Socket (2) Hex Head Nut (1) Mounting Cross Bar (1) Bulbs (2) Toggle Switch (1) Wire B & W (10 ft) Ground Wire Strap (2) Please if you’re not familiar with electrical wiring contact an electrician Disassemble the socket and attach the wires Reassemble the socket with the wires feeding out the end Slide 1 threaded nipple down the wire and attach to the top of the socket Slide the brass socket cup down the wire Slide 1 straight coupling […]