I bought a curtain in the clearance section at Home Sense for $10
The shades are not drum shaped, they are slightly tapered at the top. I placed the shade on some kraft paper and traced it to create my pattern.
I cut it out 1/2” bigger all around to allow for seam allowance. I then traced it on to my fabric and cut them out.
Turn the top and bottom edges over 1/2” and iron, then sew.
Right side facing in, wrap the fabric around the shade, brining the ends together, then pin down the length of the fabric.
Remove the slipcover and sew down the edge that you marked with your pins.
Turn it right side out matching your seam to the seam on the shade, and slip it over.
That’s it. Easy to do and easy to change.
Before
After
I would have thought that there would be elastic involved but this is so much easier and a perfect fit!
ReplyDeletelove all the colors you have in there! looks awesome!
ReplyDeleteI never thought of lampshade slipcover! So cool! I love that fabric!!
ReplyDeleteThat is genius! So clever Mel, and I never would have thought to look for a lamp shade in the shower curtain section. I am so impressed!
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Love that pattern with your living room decor! Looks fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea Mel! I love this and need to implement it for a couple of my lamp shades. I have also been thinking of making slip covers with elastic for my covered seat cushions for the chairs at the kitchen counter.
ReplyDeleteYou continue to inspire me to do beautiful things on a dime. :)
Love this idea! I have been having a terrible time finding a shade for a vintage glass lamp that I bought recently. Now I know that I don't have to worry about the pattern just that it's the right size.
ReplyDeleteVery creative. And I love your fabric choice!
ReplyDeleteoh my stars... cute cute cute and easy enough!! love the fabric ~ repurposed! lol!
ReplyDeleteThose are lovely lamp shades. I love your style. Thanks for sharing.
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Now that's the kind of redoing project I love. You make it look pretty simple and straight forward so I'm going to have to try that. Wish I could find fabric like yours, the colors are great for my l/r. So glad you shared this project.
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This is genius! Nice work!
ReplyDeleteThis is genius! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThank you can't wait to start making
ReplyDeleteI always change the color of my living room and boy this will save money Thank you
What a great idea !!! I have a bunch of pretty scarves that I got at the $1 store and I'd like to cover or gently them hang them on my lamp shades, but I don't want to use glue or anything permanent.....any thoughts ?? Thanks for sharing your wonderful idea !!
ReplyDeleteAwesome idea.. thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi, what did you measure before sewing down the length of the fabric?
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Ana
Thank you so much for sharing this great idea.I will give this a try.your lamps look lovely.
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What a brilliant and clever idea, love it. I’ve been gluing my fabric on, but it’s a bit tedious, so won’t be doing that anymore. Thank you for sharing it with us all
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