Personalized and creative lampshade crochet. Change the style of lampshades at home. You must learn the DIY lampshade crochet tutorial.
In the last issue, I shared a knitting tutorial on Paper Art Network, which was about how to crazyly knit a large blanket with PVC pipes. Today, I thought that this lampshade was also knitted with crochet hooks of unusual specifications, and I felt really fancy. Let me laugh for a moment. In fact, the final knitting effect is quite good. You will know by looking at the pictures of this knitting tutorial. Anyway, I feel that it is very personal. The actual style is simple and natural. The appearance of this knitting tutorial may make Some crazy craftsmanship gets out of control when the knitting expert, for example, he gets some inspiration and inspiration from this lampshade crochet tutorial, and then all the things in the house are not pleasing to the eye, or have become very numb after watching it for many years. The lampshades, sofa covers, seat cushions, placemats, carpets, etc. have all been given a new look, which is a good thing. I am afraid that if you are excited and busy doing handicrafts, you will easily get sick day and night due to fatigue. Not worth it, haha.
In the knitting tutorial here, the knitting material I used is a very elastic cloth strip. If you ask me where I bought it, I will tell you the truth. I was doing a general cleaning that day and sorted out a lot of old clothes that I no longer wear. The most common ones are Those kind of cotton T-shirts are not particularly good. The quality of the cotton is not the best, so they are deformed and enlarged. There is no need to renovate the old items into other things. The biggest use is probably to cut them into pieces to make cotton rags, but I usually The rags I used were all made from new towels step by step, so where can I find rags made of such material? I was worried about the pile of clothes, thinking that there should be a place to recycle the waste, but I didn’t know how to use it for the moment. , secretly behind Mr. Jin’s back, he refolded and put away the cotton T-shirts that might be used, and then used them later when he had inspiration for recycling waste. Later, I cut all the cotton T-shirts into strips of equal size and width, some long or short, and used them to make hanging basket nets for flower pots. I also used them to weave a nice-looking small rug. Today I tried to use it to make a very nice rug. It needs a stylish lampshade to be conspicuous, and the effect is not bad.
