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Anthropologie Knock Off: Embellished Lamp Shade

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I first spotted this gorgeous flowered lamp shade below from Anthropologie a couple of weeks ago on Pinterest. Priced at $98, I knew I could easily create something similar for MUCH less!

And I know just the place… my daughter’s plain jane pink lamp shade.

First thing I did was gather my supplies. I purchased some Recollections floral embellishments from Michael’s using my 40% off coupons (one package of pink flower, one package of small white flowers and one package of green leaves).

I decided to split the package of pink flowers into two separate sections for the lamp shade. I hot glued my first section of pink flowers onto the top left side of the lamp shade.

Next I hot glued some green leaves around the surrounding flowers.

Now it’s time to add the second section of flowers. I glued the remaining four flowers on the bottom right-center of the lamp shade.

Then it was time to add some little white flowers throughout my design. Just a small dot of hot glue and I secured them into place.

Wanna see the finished result? I’m so excited to share it with you!

Pretty cute, huh? Here’s some detailed shots…

I love how the colors pop against my daughter’s stenciled blue wall (you can see the tutorial for that here). LOVIN’ this lamp shade! Best of all? Only cost me about $12 after I used my Michael’s coupons!

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Comments

  1. Kelly Howard says

    Oh yes! That’s what I’m talkin’ about when I say GORGEOUS!

  2. Dee says

    Your lampshade is so adorable! I love the stenciled wall.

  3. Judy says

    I love the lampshade. I really love that stenciled wall as well as the shadow boxes on the walls. I’m off to check to see if you have posted the rest of your daughter’s room. It looks awesome. Thanks for sharing at DIYbyDesign’s Fall into Fall party.

  5. Amanda says

    Love this! So pretty. I’m sharing this link on my Facebook page 🙂

    • howtonestforless says

      Thanks Amanda!!!

  6. From Gen to Gen says

    This is adorable! I love Anthro and this definitely looks like something you’d see when you walk in — thank you for sharing.
    Blessings, Becky

  8. Bronwyn says

    This is wonderful! Your daughter must love it. Mine sure would. I like the mix of flowers you chose. It looks very balanced and natural.

  9. Courtenay says

    Gorgeous! I adore it ~ so bright and colorful!

    I came over from thirty handmade days!

  10. Tanya says

    This is absolutely fantastic! You did a wonderful job. 🙂 I am sure that your daughter loves her new pretty lamp shade.

    BTW, I found you through Someday Crafts Link party. 🙂

  11. Miho says

    Absolutely wonderful project idea! Great colour combination and arrangement. I’ll definitely have to try this one myself -can’t wait!

  12. Nancy says

    That is incredibly gorgeous…great job!

    I am loving your daughter’s incredibly tidy room! I should show my 10 year old daughter that picture!
    😉

    Nancy

  13. Diane says

    This is absolutely lovely! I am your newest follower. Come visit me.

  17. Rita says

    Personally, I like your version MUCH better than the original. Yours is fresh and much prettier.

  18. Maysem says

    Awesome! I love your version! Thanks for the inspiratin:)

  19. Teresa says

    I pinned this same anthropologie shade to figure out how I could make it myself! Your shade is just adorable!! 🙂

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