Hi Blogettes!
My name is Rhi and I blog over at Hey Gorg. I'm so honoured to be guest blogging for one of my faves while she is on vacation enjoying some serious rest and relaxation; hope you are having a wonderful vacay Melis! For my post I wanted to share a fun little DIY my girlfriend and photographer extraordinaire, Jenna McKenzie made together. I found the idea via Good Housekeeping for Halloween decor but thought this DIY would be perfect for weddings, showers, and especially, nurseries. It's easy, fun and super cute so read on to find out how you too can make your own Dixie Cup Light Garland.
{Supplies}
a pack of 100 Dixie Cups
scissors and an Exacto knife
scrapbook paper in desired colours
white Christmas lights (LED is best)
double sided tape
a pencil
{Process}
Cut apart a Dixie Cup and lay flat on a piece of paper. Carefully trace the outline of the cup and make your light 'shade' cover template. You may need a few trial runs to get it right!
All photos by Jenna McKenzie Photography
16 comments:
Hi Melis! Thanks for letting me share my little project with you here :) You are a doll and I hope your vacay is going wonderfully! xo
I love this. SO pretty and SO clever!
Cute!!!!!
These are so cute!! Rhi is just the cutest.
Super cute and definitely perfect for a nursery!
That is such a good idea! Definetly have to try that!
One word: GENIUS!!!!! Love it!!
Rhi is a creative genius! Love this.
I cannot handle how stinkin' cute this is!
oh my gosh! i LOVE this!! i'm not much of a crafter, but this i must!
Oh that's so pretty, would look lovely in the evening for a garden party.
That's a very pretty DIY project!
absolutely adorable! like little teeny lamps warming up the party. precious.
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They look SO pretty all lit up! Love it!
Just perfect! Thank you so much for sharing. I featured your tutorial on today's post and I'm a new follower! I'll be back:)
Cheers!
Sarah M.
www.diyordont.blogspot.com
Love your blog! I can't find a place to click to follow it though! Am I just missing it?