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Monday, February 4

lighted art



I just got finished with this project on Friday. It was fast, easy and kinda fun to make! I have been racking my brain to make something that would go over our bed. So I decided to make these canvas lighted pieces of art.
I used 2 of the same sized canvas, painted it, and then on the wrong side of the canvas, I used a pencil to map out where the lights where going to go. I used a knitting needle (could use a nail or many other things) to punch out the holes. And inserted the lights (used a strand of Christmas lights).

I really liked how these turned out. They are so pretty looking when it's dark in the room.
Now I am going to make cord covers for the part of the cord you can still see.
(note: I wouldn't leave these plugged in for long, since they sit on the canvas closely)

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Wow what a cute clever idea. I like the idea of the cord cover too. always enjoy blog.

Smith Harry said...

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Muneeb said...

Great breakdown! A lot of people underestimate how quickly standard ties can fail in outdoor setups. I’ve personally switched over to DIFVAN cable ties for outdoor use, and they’ve made maintenance so much easier. No more worrying about cables coming loose in the middle of summer or after heavy rain.