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paper trail

Balsa wood was a whimsical addition to this retro-style cylinder shade. We applied the paperlike panels to the self-adhesive shade. Then, we added a collection of quirky hexagons, cut from origami paper.

? cowboy kick We've really mixed things up with this wild west design. Horseshoe print fabric, simple eyelets and rugged leather cording make the perfect backdrop for a bucking bronco silhouette. Simply trace pattern (try an online resource) onto faux leather fabric. Cut out and apply to shade using doublesided adhesive. Yahoo!

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frill ride

Burlap that's blissfully frilly and totally fun? What a fabulous look for a lamp! We covered the entire shade with this unassuming fabric. Then, we made lots of scrumptious ruffles, held in place with hot glue. Tip: Want to add just a little color to your burlap design? Try brushing some acrylic paint onto the edges of the completed ruffles.

pleather weather ?

This gorgeous faux leather came artfully embossed. And it makes for the perfect mix of rugged style and high-end design. Just apply to a self-adhesive shade (following the manufacturer's directions). Then, add a coordinating braided rope trim.

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New shapes, new sizes, and new embellishments and trimmings. And the best part about our lampshades?....They are self-adhesive!

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in a knot

Got a knack for net? Well, put it on a shade! This understated overlay features hemp cording (available in the Jewelry Department). We went for earthy and intricate, incorporating Josephine knots and painted wooden beads.

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? bloom bliss You want big, beautiful flowers everywhere! Choose your favorite faux blooms--full and fluffy work best, like these ruffled peonies. Then, closely clip away the stems before hot gluing onto the shade. Done! a rosy approach (from cover) We made quick work when it came to these rosy-posey perfections. Our secret? It's all in the trimmings...literally. These flowery trims are sold ready-to-use, by the yard.

go bow ?

Nonchalant Osnaburg fabric sets the scene for this simple, yet sophisticated, shade. It's sweet and chic with nothing more than rings of grosgrain ribbon and a simple hand-crafted bow. Tip: The trim features hook and loop closures. That means that we can take it off and switch it out!

buckle up ?

Buckle under pressure? Well, if you insist. Chic up a self-adhesive shade kit with a trendy print in a classic black and white palette. Then, trim with pleated ribbon and a gorgeous rhinestone buckle.

? tuck in Pleats, tucks and a series of simple stitches made this shade a shoe-in for simple, tailored style. We broke up the color with a coordinating trim, held in place with double-sided adhesive.

Look for our new buckles and slides in a variety of shapes

and sizes.

? feeling blue

This sumptuous embroidered fabric made a stunner of a classic round shade. We simply covered a self-adhesive shade according to the manufacturer's instructions. Then, we added a rich, coordinating trim.

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