Super Easy DIY Rainbow Galaxy Lamp
A little paint and some printed duct tape can add a dash of color to an otherwise plain lamp. And the best part, it doesn’t require any skill to do, so anyone can do it.
MATERIALS USED:
Old lamp and shade
Rag for washing lamp
Piece of scrap paper
Galaxy Duct Tape
Duck tape scissors
Non-aerosol spray fabric paint
I love color, so the motto for my house is that you can never have too many psychedelic lamps. This one, however, is a lot easier to achieve than the earlier Boho lamp tutorial I did because this one doesn’t require any drawing or skillful painting. It’s all spray paint and duct tape.
This lamp was one that a relative was going to throw out because it didn’t work, so I rescued it and rewired it before I “improved” it, but you can also check your local second hand shops to find a few inexpensive lights to jazz up.
The paint I used for this lamp is non-aerosol so you can refill and reuse the spray bottles for later projects as well. I chose to use galaxy duct tape for my project, but there are a lot of different prints to choose from. Go with whatever strikes your fancy.
Video tutorial by Amber Reifsteck, The Woodland Elf
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