I just finished this lampshade last week. It is for a welcome lamp and is perfect for a night light as it uses a 7-watt light bulb. The shade is a hard backed circle with blue and white checked gingham and blue grosgrain trim. The picture is a cross-stitch pattern of a black cat sitting on a window sill watching the moon come out. It took me a year to do the cross stitch as I only did it while sitting in an Embroiderer’s Guild meeting once a month. It gave me something to do with my hands while I was listening to the meeting go on and on and on. Hee hee!
Welcome to Shades ETC's blog. My purpose for this blog is to inform you of what I'm currently creating in the home decor. I will post pictures of products as I'm making them so you can see them from start to finish. I'll tell you where I'm going to be displaying my products so if you are in the area you can come and see them in person. Come on in, grab a cup of tea, and let your eyes light up at the exquisite creations you see.
Friday, May 7, 2010
Cat in the Window
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Do you ever work with primitive lamp shades? Im looking for a few in red homespuns, different sizes and maybe even different colors depending on the prices.
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