I have no desire to waste my ART money on an uber expensive Light Fixture. So, DH removed it for me and off came the globes. Now, how to paint without getting black down where the light bulbs go?? Hmmm.....ta-da......5 empty toilet paper tubes, one in each socket and I can paint with no worries. So, 2 cans of flat black spray paint and some new but vintage looking seeded clear glass globes and we have a new light. Woo-Hoo!! Just sharing......Shelly


5 comments:
You are so VERY SMART!! Fabulous idea!! Any idea that doesn't waste ART money is BRILLIANT :O) Looks so much better ----what was everyone thinking with that tacky gold color lol
You did a great job with your light fixture - it does look so much better! The best part is that you didn't have to waste any of your ART money on such a thing!
Oh, I love it Shelly and quess what, I have the same one in my dining room and this looks like something I can do....thank you for sharing it and question, did you also spray paint the chain with the cord running through it?
did you remove the chain and paint it separate form the cord?
Brenda
Cool!! Looks like wrought iron now!! Great idea Shelly!!
Love
Shirley B.
You are amazing Shelly! I love the "new" light fixture! Just fabulous! :)
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