I love them and started brainstorming some ideas. As it turns out, I am not the only one that had the same idea.
Unfortunately, I didn't find this little gem at Dear Emmaline , until after I had already run some trial and error.
So... I would suggest using her tutorial, it is much more detailed, but here is the process I took.
You will need 2 SETS of the same size hoops. They come in a variety of sizes. So you can choose the size that fits your space.
I would suggest using spray primer on the hoops before attempting to paint.
I decided to use spray paint, instead of staining the hoops. I wanted the hoops to look like cast iron. This was the best idea I could come up with. I love all the amazing things that spray paint can do!
Pre-drill holes. (This will prevent the wood hoops from splitting.)
Drill in screw to your pre-drilled holes. You will want very short screws, the ones I used where 1/4" I believe?
Ta da. You can take the guts from another light fixture, or you can do something similar to what Emmaline did. Ikea carries these cords and they are only $5.00, this would be a very simple way to make a hanging lamp.
So simple, yet so cool. Haven't seen this part of your house. I love both the crate wall and the clock wall. I really love how you stick to your theme and carry it through you home, it is fantastic! - Doug and Heather
ReplyDeleteAmazing! That gyroscope-like light piece looks perfect for a sailing themed room. I'm surprised in how easy it sounds to make it. I can't wait to try that one out for myself. Thank you so much for sharing that lovely DIY feat.
ReplyDeleteBrandi Bradley @ Rotax Metals
Jan 7,Circle Light Fixture. http://sewingandsanding.blogspot.com/2014/01/circle-. Have you seen these awesome light fixtures ? I love them and ... kitchen-lightfixtures.blogspot.com
ReplyDelete