I debated on purchasing it or not . . .
it needed some TLC . . .
it needed some TLC . . .
and it had wires to hold prisms . . .
it had the old cloth wiring . . .
the sockets were bigger and could
accommodate regular light bulbs. . .
or maybe candles . . .
it could be elegant, restored to her former glory
with crystal prisms . . .
or round light bulbs for a funky, artistic style . . .
I had enough ideas . . .
I brought her home.
I didn't have enough prisms in my stash
and didn't want to invest big $$$ into this project.
I had to come up with some other options . . .
I tried the plastic Christmas icicle prisms . . .
they could work . . .
or how about little pine cones?
She is beautiful again,
ready to give light over a table,
in a sun room or outside in a gazebo,
ready to give light over a table,
in a sun room or outside in a gazebo,
and she's easily converted to other seasons.
Now available in my etsy shop.
Now available in my etsy shop.
(Sorry, I didn't really get any before pics.)
Thanks for stopping by.
Have a great day!
We're currently decking the halls and baking cookies.
Hope you're having fun getting ready for the
holidays and time with family and friends.
We're currently decking the halls and baking cookies.
Hope you're having fun getting ready for the
holidays and time with family and friends.
~ Julie
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With the little pinecones and rosehip wreath, it is the perfect Christmas decoration! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteYou are so very clever! What a great idea! It turned out beautifully! Well done!
ReplyDeleteBest Wishes and Blessings,
Amanda
Very pretty. That was a great find.
ReplyDeleteHope you are doing well and enjoying the season.
Blessings to you, friend.
Just a lovely piece.
ReplyDeleteCathy
Oh Julie, your chandelier is exquisite - and what a centrepiece for your Christmas celebrations!
ReplyDeleteYou have brought it back to life beautifully - the decorations are perfect!
Thank you for giving us a peep into your Christmas world!
hugs
Shane