Spray paint a doily onto a light bulb or use a silver pen and draw your own designs. When the light shines through, it will cast a beautiful pattern on your walls.
Yes you are correct -- this DIY is merely a suggestion for painting light blubs. You can draw your own design with high temperature paints or use stencils and spray to achieve a similar pattern. Check the link to the picture above if you want the exact patterned light bulb.
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this looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteis it flammable??
ReplyDeleteNope...not when dry. But I would suggest using a high temperature spray-paint such as:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.woodlanddirect.com/Wood-Stove-and-Accessories/Wood-Stove-Paint-and-Polish/1200-deg-Silver-Stove-Paint-Spray-On?gdftrk=gdfV23673_a_7c1677_a_7c8224_a_7c2640022&gclid=CN3Er8b3o60CFQduhwodeUtAmQ
Thanks for the comment!
i'm confused if you layed a doily over a light bulb and then spray painted it, wouldn't it look opposite of the above picture
ReplyDeleteYes you are correct -- this DIY is merely a suggestion for painting light blubs. You can draw your own design with high temperature paints or use stencils and spray to achieve a similar pattern. Check the link to the picture above if you want the exact patterned light bulb.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment!
Hi -I am also confused. I don't see the link you are taling about. The only link I see is the one for the silver paint.
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The link is that tiny caption under the photo that says picture:1.
ReplyDeleteThanks Brianne :)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.plumo.com/products/Arquette-lamps.html
unfortunately it's not there either
ReplyDeleteSorry guys, It looks like Plumo no longer carries the lights. :( bummer days.
ReplyDeleteSo do you or do you not put the actual doily on the light bulb?
ReplyDeleteI guess I can use some MacTac, or any adhesive paper, to create the stencil, spray paint and the remove the adhesive paper!
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