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    Coffee with your light? A DIY Chandelier

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 1:45 PM with No comments

    Materials: Ikea'€™s Regolit paper shade, Ikea'€™s Hemma Cord, a glue gun, sticks of glue, 500-800 coffee filters, light bulb, zip tie (optional)

    Description: To start begin by gluing the coffee filters in one area of the lantern and slowly spread outwards. I found it was helpful to glue the coffee filters at the bottom to the lantern, and on the sides to the previous coffee filter.

    There were two ways that I shaped the filters for the lantern. The first I folded it in half and rolled it up. This resulted in a flower like shape.



    The other way is I just gathered it together leaving the bottom fairly flat. This just left the filter looking wavy, and covered more space.

    This project takes about 6 hours to complete depending on how dense the coffee filters are glued.

    Once the lantern is completely covered you can insert the electrical cord with the light bulb and clip into the top hooks. For extra security you can zip tie the electrical cord to the top metal hooks of the lantern's frame.

    See more of the coffee filter light.

    ~ Stephanie White, Canada
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    Air balloon ceiling light for less than 10,00 Euro

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 11:54 AM with No comments

    Materials: Regolit, white rattan basket, ribbons, glue gun

    Description: Three years ago while decorating my son's bedroom I desperately searched for an air balloon ceiling light. Everything I found was too expensive for my budget and so I decided to make one myself using Regolit (lattern), a white rattan basket (also bought from IKEA)and lots of ribbons.



    I glued the ribbons with glue gun. I also made the sacks that are hanging with the fabric I had left over from the curtains (also from IKEA)...So I guess my ceiling light is 100% IKEA hack! And it only cost me approximately 10,00 Euro...not bad at all!!!

    See more of the Hot Air Balloon light.

    ~ Niki, Greece
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    Old salt lamp

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 1:02 PM with No comments

    Materials: Regolit, fishing rod

    Description: Usually Regolit is a lamp for ceilings. Conversely I attached it at a fishing rod, using its own electric cable as the fishing line, to create the effect of a beautiful marine lamp.



    I fixed the fishing rod to the ceiling using a little nail and a piece of wire, then I fixed it to the wall using an hanging nail and a champagne cap wire. Note that it is strictly important to put a visible cable from the wall to the middle of the fishing rod: It is useless at all as weight holder, but it is fundamental for human eye, without it you will not see a fishing rod bringing a lamp but a ceiling bringing a lamp and a fishing rod, incredible but true!!!!

    ~ alberto gregori
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    Pokeball Regolit Pinata

    Posted by Unknown Posted on 11:15 AM with No comments

    Materials: REGOLIT shade, crepe paper, glue gun

    Description: Every year I craft with my son a pinata for his birthday, and this year he's obsessed with Pokemon and asked for a Pokeball-shaped one. After trying (and failing) with a papier-maché covered beach ball, I used a ready made and supercheap Regolit lampshade (1,99 €) and some crepe paper.

    The result was a huge pokeball which the children loved, and it even came with a metal structure great for hanging it.

    Materials:
    1x Regolit shade (1,99 € here in Spanish IKEA)
    5x rolls of crepe paper (1 black, 2 red, 2 white)
    Glue gun
    Pinata goodies



    Step-by-step:

    1. Unfold and mount Regolit shade. Cover the bottom with a bit of paper or tissue and some glue. Keep the top open.
    2. Cut crepe paper in small squares (about 5x5 cm) and twist them pinching the centre (like small flowers)
    3. Glue small paper bits to Regolit shade, following the Pokeball pattern.
    4. Fill with usual piñata stuff.
    5. Hang and use.


    Total cost (without goodies) = 7€ (and about 3 hours!)

    ~ Inés, Spain
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