How Do You Make A Flower Chandelier?
Elegant light fixtures can refresh a room instantly. Foyers, dining rooms and teen girls’ rooms can all benefit from a light, colorful flower chandelier. Though a fixture like this can be expensive commercially, you can make one at home for around $20. As long as you have an existing light fixture in the ceiling, you’re ready to go. Nip off the straight part of each wire hanger. Wrap 1 inch of one end of each straight wire to the sides of one macrame ring, making sure the wires are parallel. Wrap 1 inch from the other end of each straight wire to your other macrame ring. This creates the structure of your chandelier. Wrap 1 inch of the end of your satin ribbon around the top macrame hanger. Pinch the ribbon in a loop around the metal ring and secure it with a smear of liquid stitch. Let the liquid stitch dry for at least 10 minutes. Pull the ribbon straight down to the bottom macrame ring. Wrap it under this ring and back up to the top macrame ring, creating a narrow V shape. Continue
