I took the left over rope from my DIY Rope Chandelier project and used a little on our Beach Bunker's Sunroom light. Just by adding a little textured rope to an otherwise boring chain took this light somewhere special. This project took less than 5 minutes and only required a glue gun to glue the layers together.
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You can buy this bag of twisted manilla rope at your local hardware store for about $8. Get creative!!! Use it on tables or furniture, make your own placemats...YOU get creative. It's the perfect way to add warmth and texture to your house.
And here's my DIY rope chandelier I tricked up for our kitchen.
She's a beauty! What do you think? Is this a project you would try?
Come see MORE rope projects on my Pinterest Board.
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So creative and looks great!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Cindy