I’m continuing my “Going Yellow” series today with a project I’ve entitled, “When a Lamp Shade Meets a Napkin.”
Yesterday I shared how I updated my DIY Wall Décor with some new yellow fabric to create DIY Wall Art Redo. Today I want to share how I updated this lamp with a new plain white shade and a festive napkin.
The original lamp shade was made with scrapbook paper. You can go herefor that tutorial. For this update, I kept the Goodwill lamp that I spray painted black, but I got rid of the old lamp shade and made a new one.
To start I bought a simple $8 lamp shade from Target and $3 napkin from World Market.
I then tore the napkin in half and hot glued it around the shade. By tearing the napkin in half, I had enough fabric to cover the width of the lamp. The two pieces glued seamlessly together on the sides of the shade, because the napkins already had perfect hems.
I then glued the bottom hem of the napkin to the bottom of the shade.
Carefully making pleats, I glued the torn side of the napkin to the inside top of the shade. To cover the torn part of the napkin, I glued some pretty ribbon on the inside of the lamp.
I love how the napkin not only had some of the yellow I was looking for, but it also had some other bright colors in it as well. It gave me the right amount of pop I wanted for the space.
I'd say this lamp redo was a big success....and an inexpensive one at that.
Stay tuned for more yellow projects this week:)
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