Here's a clever tutorial on how to make a baby food jar chandelier from Natural Home magazine.
From the site:
This chandelier has all the charm of medieval ironwork—but it comes from the recycling bin. Used baby-food jars, a few yards of twisted wire, a couple repurposed barrel hoops and a length of rusty chain are all it takes to spark images of exotic locales. Powered by votive candles, the chandelier crackles with energy without drawing a single watt.[ via AT Re-Nest ]
Posted by Natalie Zee Drieu |
May 6, 2009 05:00 PM
Home Decor, Metalwork, Recycle |
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Lovely & you wouldn't even think of it as baby food jars, to look at it. It's been a long time since I had use for baby food, but I remember how they gathered so quickly! I didn't want to just throw them away, but you only need so many containers for small objects. This is a great use for these jars.
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