DIY Easy Fabric Covered Paneled Lampshade
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- So here is the video you all have requested to see the technique of covering other shapes of lampshades. Enjoy!
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I know this 5 yrs old, but I cant help it, Im a sucker for ticking, lol! LOVE this!!!
Me too!
This is one of the best tutorials I have found for easily covering a paneled shade, I've referred to it often, thank you!
found this very easy tutorial and she is a sweet instructor!
I'm 4 years late to this video but I'm so glad RUclips recommended this to me. I love love the ticking lamp shade.
I’m glad that they recommended it to you as well! Welcome
- V E R Y nice demo & tutorial. Always found this style shade a challenge so gave up & purchased on but "no more." Your clear instructions makes it feel "do-able." Thanx 4 sharing.
You are so very welcome
Love the ticking. I have some in beige & green. I'll be covering every lampshade in my house...maybe even my husband if he stands still long enough! 😁😁😁
Lol, that’s great! I did my chair in beige and green, actually I did my old guest room walls in that tucking fabric. Lol. Ahhh memories! Thanks for the love.
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Great tutorial. I would suggest also to iron all your pieces makes your shade come out really smooth and there will be no wrinkles or crease lines. Thanks
Awesome tip!
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Oh so cute!! I'm crazy about the ticking stripe fabrics...perfect for farmhouse decor!
Yes ma’am! I could agree more! Thanks for the love, Lara, and thanks for watching.
You make it look so easy! I'm useless at these things but you've inspired me to try :) Thank you!
You can do it!
I just found this and I love how easy you make it look. I am going to give it a try. Your technique for covering a shade by rolling is great. I have recovered all my shades. But, this was a stumper and now I know. Thank you.
Thank you for this amazing video! I did a bird pattern, the edges were king of rough so I folded and glued them instead of trimming and it took a while but I love how it turned out!
Sorry for the delayed response but it sounds amazing
That was great! I thought I was going to have to buy a new bell shaped lampshade to change colors on a lamp base I love. So, now I will see about covering it. Thanks!!
I have a lot of french country decor in dark red stripes. My home is so cozy and warm in the fall & winter months
I have some white and beige ticking , cannot wait to do this. Thank you for sharing!
You are so very welcome Sandra. Let us know how it works out for you
I love this Jeri. I am on a bing watching tour older and newer tutorials and teaching video! I don't know why you don't have over 200k subies... I just love you and have so much respect for you. Love you Friend! Jeri this is gorgeous! I love the ticking fabric!! It's so beautiful!
Hi I thought that there were no subtitles BUT there are. If you just wait a second it comes up ‘auto generated English’ I’ve only just found this out by accident and I’m deaf so is a real blessing 😊
Very helpful! Thank you so much for this tutorial! ❤
You’re a clever one my friend! I loved this
Wow girl is there anything you can’t do ??? Love this and all the ideas of the different trims !!! Thanksn😁❤️
Save money and lose weight!!! Lol. That’s the line I always use when someone asks me that, lol! Thanks for the love!
Jeri-Ann Henson lol right there with you! I had to have surgery to lose weight! Don’t think there is any surgery to make me better with money 😳😁❤️
I dust my lampshades with a lint roller. Works great and does not damage. I just hold my hand under the area I am dusting. TY for the great tutorial.
Thank you so much for doing this tutorial!! Can't wait to get my lamps recovered. 💗💗
Oh wonderful Andrea! Thanks for the love and Best of luck.
Thank you Jeri-Ann!
I use bar soap to mark fabric such as your paneled lampshade. Use it towards the end of the bar, the edges will become thin. I describe it as ‘down to a sliver’ Especially visible on patterned textiles or dark fabrics.
Very useful. Thanks!🏠👍🏼
It turned out beautiful I love it you really did a great job
I have two lamp shades in our family room that I want to recover. I've never done that before but I might decide to tackle that project. I'll put a picture on my FB when I get it done. I don't know when I'll get around to it, might be after Easter. Thanks for showing this it helped a lot. Love and best wishes.
You are so very welcome Carol! I look forward to seeing your results! Thanks for the love and for sharing.
Awesome job! You made it look so easy!
It truly is Jackie! Thanks for the love!
Thank you. So helpful!
I always wondered how to do this...so easy !
Yes it is! Thanks for the love and for watching.
May of 2021 loving this video! Thank you!!!
Love the tutorial! Looks amazing!
Thank you Mary!
It looks easy, I can do that! For the binding, sew it wrong side together, then press the seam to the back, like for Celtic designs.
Thank you for showing this pretty upgrade.
Great tip Rebecca.
Thank you!
Great job, Jeri! Tyfs! 😍 I love recovering and trimming lamps...so much bang for your buck and time!
You have great taste in fabric! I also LOVE toile, ticking and gingham. Used to make a lot of things out of blue and white gingham and ticking when I was younger...but nowadays I'm into toile! 😁 Take care!
Oh wonderful Luisa, thanks for sharing! And Thank you for the love!
Jeri-Ann Henson You're welcome! Take care!
Love it!
Love it 😍
Im making one but lining it. The shade is scalloped top n bottom...I'm using a sheet for the lining. Also trim. So u spray adhesive as u put on ea section? What is your suggestion as to adhere the lining...in sections as the outer or what?
I've made many shades but never lined them.
Thanks for a great tutorial. I’d love to see one that you recover from the frame. I’ve got a scalloped edged lamp shade that my husband put a hole in while cleaning that I need to recover, but can’t seem to find a video tutorial anywhere on how to do that.
For the inside cleanup of the top and bottom edges, did you trim them down and add trim along them as well?
You can do either depending on the look you are after.
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You are so very welcome Penny! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
Thank you. The templet idea is fabulous. So much simpler than rolling it around. I have two rectangle shades that are narrower at the top to the base. I’m having a solid colour but like the idea of contrasting cording. The questions I have is would you put TWO pieces of cording, one on either side of the edge or try placing it on the corner itself? Also how do I connect on top and base so it doesn’t show the connections as it’s twisted cord? I really don’t want to mess these up as can’t find the same shape shade and I’ve looked. Many thanks 😊
Love love love this with the cord
So I just bought a lamp shade at Habitat Restore but it’s RED ( it has an inner and outer lining, I think I can leave the inner, it still looks ok) and I want to remove that and Red cover and use burlap for the outer cover, is that possible?
I love this idea!
I have 4 shades that I want to re coner, however the fabric that I want to go over is textured. Will this method still work?
Good information before crafting caught on my only option was to replace shades and l have one that l have been holding off on just to find this very thing.so thank you so much for doing this.
Mary, sorry for taking so long to get back to you… You could absolutely cover an existing shade with some sheer fabric to give it some brightness or texture but I wouldn’t use just a sheer fabric for your lampshade because most tend to be very flammable and not heat resistant. If you were going over an existing shade with it that would be 100% fine! Thanks for the great question!
How cute!! I need to find some lamps to do this. 😃 sorry I missed you and Jim live Sat nite. Hope you had a good turn out! I'll catch up next time.
Me too Pam! I thought I saw you there, I’m getting old! Lol! Thanks for the love.
Looks rely lovely ....i will have to do some likethis ..thank you ...cheers ..
You are so very welcome. Don’t forget to share your results with us on social media.Thank you for watching.
Tyfs! Love it again you make it look so easy. Love O's & X's!
Jeri, if I don’t have spray adhesive can I use a glue stick?
So pretty!
Love the lampshade
Thanks Murph!
great
Hi. What kind of paper did you say use when tracing and mounting pattern? Thx
Oh love it!
How about top and bottom hence inside? They didn't look old that neat to me.
Why didn’t you iron the fabric before you used it?
great video!! i will be attempting this tomorrow! fingers crossed! 😘
I love the ticking... I remember when you saw it in every household... and you made this so easy and convenient to do... would you happen to have a vid covering the outside and inside of the lampshade?
Beautiful!
Thank you Cheryl!
Beautiful with the black trim. I think I want to try this. First I have to redo the lamp base. It will be my first attempt. Wish me luck?
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excellent job. thanks.
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Is there a method for turning over the inside lip so it looks nice?
Beads and crystals hanging from bottom! Jeri Ann can you do that on a non paneled? It just looks easier to me!...xo
Yes ma’am! Any trim can be added by gluing to the inside of the bottom of the shade. Thanks for the love Judi and thanks for the great question.
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what did you do with the inside
Sorry for the delayed response. Nothing.
See, it needs a lining. As the bought ones are lined
Hi, great tutorial, but how did you finish the inside of the shade top and bottom please?
No I just glued them under. Thanks for the great question Rachel!
@@JeriAnnHenson Did you just leave it as showed in the video then?
I was wondering too how to get that professional look of a commercial lampshade because I don't like the unfinished look inside as you can see it?
Question here Jeri-Ann: Can either light-wght, cardboard or double thick alum. foil be used
as a pattern also? Ticking fabric is so simple yet so rich looking!
Little House on the Prairie one of my favorite shows. I wish the x's were simple now as they
were then. Also would have liked to have a bedrm. in a loft where I could climb the ladder
in the kitchen to reach it. I know what you're thinking Jeri-Ann! Yes, grandma would have a
difficult climb now!LOL Sorry for my over zealous narrative.
Back to the video- Thanks for enriching our history about ticking. I love the way that shade
came out. How would a novice know, like myself, to brush said fabric up? INGENIOUS!
Like all the suggestions that u gave us for trimming the shade.
Thank you Jeri-Ann for the time and energy u put into instructing us 2 make this gorgeous
shade!
You are so very welcome. Double thick cardboard yes heavy duty aluminum foil I’m not so sure but give it a shot, let me know! I’m glad I could teach you a thing or two! I would love to see you climb up a ladder into your loft bedroom! Thanks for the love and for sharing!
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Can you paint a lamp shade?
Love this tutorial thank you so much, do you have a pattern for that glue gun holder by chance???
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That’s the link for the stand! Thank you for watching Jennifer!
Thank you I have ticking,
Why didn’t you just press it to begin with? You knew it was wrinkled. I don’t understand your logic.
It just slipped my mind
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Thanks for your idea, but speed is way too fast for this 70 yr old lady. I missed a lot of what you were doing.
Are you really spraying glue on your table without at least newspapers under it? I used to think... auuuu- it’s ok
But.... in reality it’s easier to grab the newspaper instead of 2hrs of elbow grease that you may or may not get to
Thanks for your input!
It looks good until it's illuminated and you see all the overlapping imperfections.
You don't have your stuff together alot of time off camera searching for stuff I really don't want to set here and watch ur channel while ur trying to find things takes to long and this is my first time watching it and u did not explain how or what to put on the shade to make it stick !!!So I will be going on to someone who is prepared..
I’m sorry you feel that way but yes spray adhesive pretty sure that I showed that. Best of luck
This lady may know what she’s doing however she is not a good teacher.
I'm sorry bit it isn't professional enough for me to try this method.
Make it more professional and add to the conversation instead of going all sneering beech.
Love it!
Thank you Quadena!
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