Before
After
I just cut the trim to the right size and glued it on with fabric glue and voila.
It just dresses it up.
It just dresses it up.
Looks so much better!
This is such an easy way to change the look of any lampshade. The possibilities are endless. Give it a try.
My latest project that I have worked on for two days now is coming up very soon
so stay tuned! Oh, and you may want to keep your sunglasses close by.
so stay tuned! Oh, and you may want to keep your sunglasses close by.
Linking to the shabby chic cottage for transformation Thursday
my romantic home for show and tell Friday
the shabby nest for frugal Friday
poppies at play for creative cats party
Be sure and check these parties out.
Y'all come back now,
KIM
A it is adorable and B Boy you are good!!~ I could do the entire alphabet on you Kim:)!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! I have been looking for some cute pink and green trim for a plain lamp in Jemma's room. I am going to really hunt now if it will look this good!
ReplyDeleteYou should post your living room or have you already? I am dying to get a peek at your bookcases!
I agree that trim adds so much to a shade and doesn't cost much. Cute lamp before, but so much cuter after she got dressed up!
ReplyDeleteLove it. That's exactly the trim I've been looking for and can't find it at our local stores. We don't have a hobby lobby here :(
ReplyDeleteI wonder if mine would turn out that well. Yours looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteI have to laugh as when you pop over to my blog, I just did a lamp shade as well!! Great minds think alike! Hope your armoire is coming along!
ReplyDeleteThat's one of my favorite projects. I've been trying to do the lampshades on a chandelier and can't find trim that I like. The process continues. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Kim,
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty trim and it looks perfect on your lamp! I agree little touches like this make such a big difference.
Cathy
So cute and it reminds me of your little visitor. I love having little birds around the house.
ReplyDeleteHave you seen my giveaway yet?
Love it Kim!! Martina
ReplyDeleteSo pretty Kim! I am a huge believer in dressing up your lampshades! I have a lady that makes all of mine. I can never buy a lamp and leave the shade alone...they just look so much cuter foofed up;)!
ReplyDeleteI love the little birdie lamp...precious!
Enjoy!
Cathy
Kim It is the season for transformations. that trim looks great. Don't you just love how it changes the look of the shade. Love ,love the little bird lamp. I have a soft spot for birds. Kathysue
ReplyDeleteThat really did make the lamp look different...more elegant. I think the secret is to buy the right trim. I've seen some that I really don't like, but this one is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I add fuzzy trim to my lamps all the time. Makes them lots more interesting. I like the trim you picked for this lamp. It is perfec.t
ReplyDeleteIt is much better! Love the trim. And I love the birdy lamp. Too cute! Thanks for visiting my blog & commenting.
ReplyDeleteKim,
ReplyDeleteI luv that trim...it's so funny that something so simple makes such a big difference!
Blessings,
Linda
Cute, Cute, Cute, Cute, Cute!!
ReplyDeleteI love to "dress up" lamps with pretty trim! Makes all the difference in the world.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Wow! 2 posts in one day! I love the addition of the trim on the lampshade. That really makes a difference.
ReplyDeleteKim~ this is such a great lamp, and the addition of the trim really made it special!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea! I need to do something with the guest room lamp - thanks for the idea!
ReplyDeleteCute! Love the little bird lamp, too!
ReplyDeleteThis turned out so cute!
ReplyDeleteI'm hosting a blog party on Saturday and I'd love it if you linked up! http://www.iamalongfortheride.blogspot.com
That lamp is beautiful and the new trim makes it even more so. Well done as always:)
ReplyDeleteHugs
Sonny
The new trim looks great and the bird looks different too, or is it just the light? Your lamp looks gorgeous, though. Hugs, Cindy S
ReplyDeleteWhat an easy way to add so much style!! Great job!
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