Saturday, June 22, 2013

More Fun With Driftwood

I can't stop myself from playing with all this driftwood that I have been collecting. First, I made some driftwood crosses, then it was some signs and now I am making some driftwood lamps. Next up, maybe some driftwood mirrors. The list goes on and on. Honey, you just might need to stop me soon! So, today I am sharing my first DRIFTWOOD LAMP...I'm lovin' it and I hope you will too. Well, I better go for now, gotta go get ready for another summer wedding. Thanks for coming by, and I hope you have a fun weekend with family and friends.
                                               Blessings,
                                                 Linda

                                     Full of COASTAL CHARM!!!

                                   A DIY burlap shade made by me.

                                   I really fell in love with this piece
                                                  of driftwood.


24 comments:

Victoria's Vintage Designs said...

How creative & the shade sets it off nicely!!

Unknown said...

Love it, Linda! It would be perfect in our basement guest suite too. I'm very inspired by the lampshade too.

Unknown said...

This is darling. I have a little pile of driftwood I'm trying to get to also. Thanks for sharing and blessings, Patti

Jeannie Marie said...

Lovely! One of my favorite things to do as a kid were the days we went to the river to get driftwood for our winter fires. Each piece was so unique, I would study them endlessly before tossing on the fire. Oh the regret!

Sissie's Shabby Cottage said...

Linda, this is wonderful. Love it!

hugs
Sissie

Leslie's Garden said...

Wow! How talented you are. That lamp looks fabulous!

Fiona, Lilyfield Life said...

hi Linda - I love your burlap wrapped lamp shade - it turned out so well. I've been thinking of doing one for a while and this looks like a lovely way to do it.
I also love driftwood. last time I was down the coast at my hometown someone had built a massive cave out of driftwood on the beach - it was just fabulous. I wanted to pack it all up and bring it home with me!
Fiona

Anonymous said...

So cute! I love the shade and the driftwood is wonderful! Another great driftwood project!

Rockin' Redesigns said...

Very cool, I love all your driftwood projects!

Sharon @ Elizabeth & Co. said...

What a creative way to bring a coastal feel to your home! And that lamp shade is just a beauty!

Becca Bertotti said...

You made that, Linda?! It's fabulous! I love driftwood, too ... and, your handcrafted shade is the perfect choice, too!

At The Picket Fence said...

I LOVE it Linda! :-)
Vanessa

Our Hopeful Home said...

WOW! I love it, top and bottom! You are talented, friend!

Jeanette@Creating a Life Studio said...

Absolutely love it!

Jeanette @ Creating a Life

Laura said...

Oh, I just LOVE this!!

Life Between Potato and Rice said...

Amazing lamp ! love how you did it and the color is great! found your blog from suburbs Mama. Nice to meet you !

Betsy@My Salvaged Treasures said...

Love this idea Linda. The burlap covered shade is a perfect compliment!

Lauren @ My Wonderfully Made said...

Very creative use of the driftwood -- the shade is the perfect accent too.

Donna Wilkes said...

Love the color and texture of the lamp and how you have offset it on the base.

andrea@townandprairie said...

That little lamp is adorable! Driftwood is my new summer love. I also really like the featured cabinet with all the old cake pans in it! SO cute! Thank you for hosting, Linda!

Kristen Whitby said...

I love your lamp! It is so pretty! What a fun texture it adds to the space! Thanks for linking up!

Patty Rumaker said...

Your driftwood lamp is beautiful. I love the shade your choose to make. I just came back from Sneak Peek and the Dallas Market and coastal decor is really big! I would love for you to stop by my blog sometime.
Thanks, Patty at Home and Lifestyle Design

Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces said...

I love this, Linda! Looks so great...you did a wonderful job!

Cindy @ Dwellings-The Heart of Your Home said...

Great job Linda, the lamp and shade look wonderful! There is no stopping you...can't wait to see more!!!
Thanks so much for sharing at AMAZE ME MONDAY!
Blessings,
Cindy

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