From everyday items that are no longer used, through the creativity of clever minds and hands, people can make use of them to make interior decorations, typically as chandeliers, lanterns with many tops.
Please take a look at 20 unique chandeliers made by those things. Note that this is only an illustration, not a detailed guide on how to do it.
1. Chandeliers made from fresh milk boxes
Fresh milk box after drinking all, cut the box into pieces and glue it into hexagon or pentagon, arrange these clusters together and fix them into spheres, inside is a power light bulb great. The light of the light when reflected on the wall will be cut into many interesting shapes.
2. Chandeliers made from water bottles and scoop of ice cream
The material is simply a large bottle of water that has been consumed, many plastic scoops for ice cream, yogurt. Cut off the heads of the spoons and paste the fish scales on the bottle, when finished we will have a unique chandelier.
3. Decorative lights made from clothes hangers
Very nice wooden clothes hooks can also be used to create interior decorative chandeliers, depending on the creator's creativity.
4. Chewing gum
At first glance, it looks like animal-shaped marshmallows, but actually these are small bears made of acrylic plastic. Columns of many tablets together and cleverly arranged into spheres, the maker will have a very unique chandelier.
5. Forest-shaped chandelier
The light pulls the soldiers reflecting the horses and many interesting things on the wall, so with the same way, people can also make a chandelier projecting trees on the wall, very interesting.
6. Chandeliers are empty
The drums that are no longer used can be used as chandeliers, very suitable for decorating cafes.
7. Mechanical chandeliers
There is no limit to creativity, when only with small bike parts such as chains & wheels, one can also make an enchanting chandelier.
8. Engrave pictures on dry gourd
The craftsman at Calabarte.com carved the picture on the dry gourd shell, then the lantern was gutless, creating a very unique table lamp.
9. Chandeliers from paper cups
Re-use small paper cups to use pastry, after cleverly arranging them together, people make a set of tasty, cheap and cheap chandeliers.
10. Chandeliers from the scraper table
Utilizing the needless curlers, after screwing up the frame and cageing the light bulb, a simple set of chandeliers was created.
11. Decorative lights made from tablecloths
Take advantage of the old tablecloth, spread it with a thin layer of glue to harden it, trim it and roll it into a sphere to have a simple but beautiful set of lights.
12. Chandeliers from the spoon set
Only with spoons and forks, arrange us and add a light bulb to the chili to get beautiful chandeliers.
13. The sun lights up
With a simple idea, cut the paper into a cloud and paste it on the wall, behind a small light to create a scene where the Sun is hidden behind the clouds.
14. Earth Chandelier
Use the Earths to create a unique set of chandeliers.
15. Chandeliers shaped cup set
The cups have many beautiful patterns, adding light bulbs can create interesting luminaires.
16. Homemade sleeping lights
Use a plastic bubble, then wrap the white thread evenly around the ball and hang it on the bedroom ceiling to decorate.
17. Chandelier with eyelets
The lid of soft drink can also be used as decorative light if you know how to take advantage of it.
18. Paper chandeliers
Using the existing lantern, cut many pieces of arrow-shaped paper and stick it around the lantern, even with a unique lantern.
19. Glass chandeliers
Make use of empty bottles, clean and hang up to make a unique lamp set in the dining room.
20. Bottle chandelier
Cut the ends of unused plastic bottles and string them to create an interesting chandelier.
