Chandelier Bling Ornaments
Remember when I said I'd use that bling from an old light...
Well I did!
I took apart that old ugly lamp and made beauty with it.
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You'd never guess by looking at those greasy glass crystals that they could have another life. You can buy your own glass crystals here.
But they do.
I used what ever wasn't tied down and a little E6000 glue to create beautiful ornaments with plenty of bling. I used Christmas tree hooks at the top of each ornament.
And that center part that I turned into an earring tree came in very handy for displaying these beauties.
A pair of old earrings...
A glass bell and piece of hardware...
A vintage tea strainer, both the top and bottom...
The shade off a burned out set of patio lights...
Even cookie cutters and you can read about them HERE.
I'm so glad I saved the bling, I've used it several times already and had a ton!
If you love repurposed ornaments then check out my Etsy Shop for several different kinds!
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So much ingenuity in these projects! Waste not want not isn't wasted on you...excuse my pun.
ReplyDeleteLOL Thanks Sugar for your kind words... always :)
DeleteThat chandy has never looked so good... they make everything look like ice! So gorgeous, Susan!
ReplyDeleteThanks Donna! They were very fun to make :)
DeleteThese are amazing, each and every one of them!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marie, they are so fun and creative to make :)
DeleteVisiting from Funky Junk. Love your junky bling! I make stuff like that and love chandelier crystals, but how on earth did you drill those cookie cutters? I tried and failed. Maybe my drill bit was wrong or blunt, but I gave up. LOL
ReplyDeleteHi Most of them were not that hard to do. Maybe the bit I used was better for metal? Not sure which it was. Any that did give me a hard time I used a hammer and nail to make a dent first and then drilled :) Thanks for visiting and good luck with yours!
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