They were so easy to make. I just flipped the basket upside down, added a socket and cord, and finished it off with an antique filament bulb for interest.
They look great grouped together, especially hanging in these old church window frames.
Such a super easy project, I love how they turned out.
We have some of these available at the Shoppe right now, either as lights, or as baskets...
your choice. By the way, Canton First Monday is this week!
your choice. By the way, Canton First Monday is this week!
Amazing look, great new camera pictures!
ReplyDeleteVery nice Laurie. Love them with the old windows too.
ReplyDeleteLaurie those are awesome!!! I can't wait to see them
ReplyDeletein person!!
Have a wonderful Canton week!
xoxo
Lori
These are great! I love the look~
ReplyDeleteI just love these and you just confirmed that I should do this with the two old wire driving range baskets I found over the summer! Thanks for the inspiration! Theresa xoxo
ReplyDeleteWe are coming this weekend! I can't wait to see those lights and baskets. Your new camera sure is taking great pics :) Hope you enjoyed your holiday. See you soon.
ReplyDeleteBecky C
Love the look! So industrial chic!
ReplyDeleteJeanine
These are so cool! This would be great in my kitchen!
ReplyDeleteI agree. I LOVE what I call "Industrial Chic". Using almost coarse utilitarian objects and repurposing their functionality.
ReplyDeleteAwesome look!
Laurie Anna you have "the eye" lol! :)
May your New Year be filled with many Blessings and abundances of Joy for 2011. From my mountain to yours, Until next year
ReplyDeleteHugs and Smiles Gl♥ria
Those are fab! Can we buy them online?
ReplyDeleteI want one of those lights!
ReplyDeleteThe whole display is really wonderful. Happy New Year!
ReplyDeleteValarie
They look really nice, what kind of light bulbs did you use though, they look like the bulbs you get from old tube amps.
ReplyDeleteReally cool! From caged heels to cage lights - I love this look. :)
ReplyDelete- MeggyD from Chasing Davies