Okay, a little later than I planned, but heres that fabric chandelier tutorial I promised.
What you'll need :
- embroidery hoops - one big, one small
- fabric cut into strips (I used different sorts of white/lacey fabrics)
- embroidery thread (twine or yarn might work too)
- hot glue gun.
step 1 - Paint embroidery hoops white or whatever main color your chandelier is.
step 2 - Okay, this parts a bit tricky -- but definitely doable. Divide the embroidery hoops into three equal sections. Connect the two embroidery hoops using embroidery thread - leaving about 5-6 inches in-between the two. You might need a ruler or something to make it perfect and even. I, however, did not. Which is why mine is slightly uneven. oh well! you win some you lose some.
step 3 - Hot glue the strips of fabric all the way around the top embroidery hoop.
step 4 - Creating a slight curve in the top half of your fabric, glue the backside of each piece onto smaller embroidery hoop.
step 5 - Similar to step 3, glue strips of fabric on top of existing fabric -- this time leaving them hang as they are without gluing them to the smaller hoop. (I used a very sheer fabric for my outside layer, but that was just according to my taste)
I did not get to do this, but you can wire a light into it to make it illuminate and shine. Or it can hang as is!
Hope everyone had a wonderful tuesday!
xo, juliet
I'm so glad you posted this for us, thank you so much! So dreamy!
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous! defifnitely going to try it!
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty and doesn't look hard at all!
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ReplyDeleteLove love LOVE this!!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteSoooo Pretty , thank you for sharing !!
ReplyDeleteAbout how much fabric do you think you used? This is beyond gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteNow I want one too. Will give it a try and thank you for sharing.
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