DIY Lampshade Door Wreath
From attaching whimsical peel-and-stick wallpaper to covering the shade with green moss, to adorning it with spring-themed elements like bunnies and eggs, this tutorial guides you through the process of creating a one-of-a-kind wreath using a lampshade.
Cost: $30
- 1 lampshade
- 1 roll peel-and-stick wallpaper
- 1 bag green moss
- 1 can spray adhesive
- 1 roll wired ribbon
- 3-4 faux floral stems
- 1 small decorative bunny rabbit
Wrap the lampshade with peel-and-stick wallpaper with 1-2 inches of overhang on the outer edges of the shade.
Make diagonal cuts in the excess wallpaper and wrap the pieces over the lampshade edge and secure on the inside of the shade.
Cut a length of ribbon and tie each end to two frame pieces on the inside of the lampshade. Adjust as needed for hanging.
Next, cut a second piece of ribbon and wrap it around the side of the lampshade. Tie the ends in a knot and adjust as needed for hanging.
Take a third piece of ribbon and tie it nto a large bow to cover the hanger when you finish the project.
Use spray adhesive to attach a thin layer of green moss on the inside of the lampshade. Wrap and adhere some moss over the lampshade edge.
Glue faux floral stems and other spring decorations to the inside of the lampshade. Nestle a small decorative bunny rabbit amid the florals.
Hang the lampshade to a door hanger using the two anchor ribbons and big bow.