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How To Create a Garden Chandelier

Filed Under: diy and craft, home and garden

 

For many years I have been wanting to learn how to create a garden chandelier. I search the thrift store but never found anything until my daughter took down her old chandelier which was defective. It was perfect one to make a garden chandelier. She was planning on throwing it out and I rushed to the garage to save it.

Supplies needed for the outdoor chandelier.

  • Old Chandelier
  • 5/ 4 1/2 inch planters
  • Liquid nails
  • Rustoleum paint & primer
  • Flowers

 

Step 1: I took apart the chandelier by taking off the glass shade and the inside wires which I just to used a wire cutter. It was pretty easy to do. The shade holder was perfect for the garden planter.

 

 

Step 2: I cleaned off the planters, otherwise the glue won’t stick. I glued  liquid nails on the bottom of the planters and placed them on top of  the shade holder. Let dry for 24 hours.

 

 

Step 3: Spray paint them with the primer and paint from Rustoleum. I took several coats to achieve a complete coverage.

 

 

Step 4: Add the flowers.

 

 

We had a hook already on the front porch, so I hung my new rustic chandelier ! I was beyond happy how it came out. Its been a long time waiting and  I finally made it. There is a slim water hose by the hook that is connected to the water. Hopefully it works otherwise will have to get that ladder and water it daily.

 

 

 

 

 

So now that you see my outdoor patio chandelier! I bet you will want to make one! I know I did when I saw one for the first time. Its is time consuming. But so pretty after its completed. So head out to your local thrift store. For more fun garden projects check out my garden stenciled sign perfect for the spring and summer month.

 

 

 

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Comments

  1. That is absolutely gorgeous. Wish I had a covered porch to hang one on! NOW I will keep me eye out for a chandelier!

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  2. That’s gorgeous Maria! I have that one on my back burner too. I keep hoping I’ll luck up on an affordable chandy, and not one that’s priced too high. So far I haven’t found it, but I’m inspired now to keep looking. What you’ve done here is a beauty!

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  4. So lovely! I’ve got to have one – as soon as I find one, I’m doing this. What a way to transform a porch and make it more special. Thank you for the idea.

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  7. This is soooo pretty. I think the choice of white paint is perfect with your porch and really lets the color of the flowers stand out. Just another great way to enjoy flowers and would be great for anyone with a small space.

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  9. This is gorgeous. Now I have to find an old chandelier and a garage sale or a thrift shop. We have a screened in front porch and one of these would be perfect! Thanks for sharing!

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  11. Love love love your sweet garden chandelier, Maria!!! If I had a porch I’d be outside making one today. 😉 Definitely pinned to save for our next house! Very cute idea and I’m so glad that you are enjoying your current place while building your next house.

    Thanks for a fun idea!
    Barb 🙂

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  13. Clever. I was looking for an old chandelier for under our pergola…this would be a great idea in that space. Visiting from Debbie Kitterman’s linkup today.

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  15. Very nice. I like the white. Have you checked out DIYFun.com or the DIYnetwork for their chandeliers yet? Nice stuff they have on there- I can’t get enough of the pallet furniture either! Check them out! And DIYjoy.com. too.

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  18. I love this – so pretty! I think I would use artificial flowers so I didn’t have to worry about watering! Thanks for sharing at The Blogger’s Pit Stop! Looking forward to seeing what you link up next week! Roseann from This Autoimmune Life

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  20. I love this idea! I’ve seen similar things on pinterest but I wouldn’t have known how to go about making it. We have a pergola that is crying out for something like this! Thanks for joining us at #SharingtheBlogLove

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  22. Now that spring is finally here I’m excited to bring new things to my porch, and this is a great idea! Nothing better than bringing new life to something old.

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  24. So very pretty and cheerful. I love the picture where the chandy looks like it’s superimposed in front of the house. Thank you for sharing with us this week at Celebrate Your Story, and I hope your week is going great.

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  25. This is just beautiful! What a great idea to add some interest, especially for a covered porch! Gorgeous.

    Thanks so much for joining the Grace at Home party. I’m featuring you this week!

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  27. I absolutely LOVE this!! I never saw anything like it before!

    I love how the white came out. I would’ve never thought they were originally clay pots.

    And you used my favorite color summer flower.

    Thanks so much for sharing!

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  30. I can’t tell you how much I love the idea of this beautiful, living chandelier! Thank you so much for sharing this post. I’m featuring it at the Hearth and Soul Link Party this week. Hope to see you there. Have a wonderful week!

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  33. Hi Maria, visiting from our friend Mary, The Boondocks Blog and had to come see your pretty garden chandelier up close. Such a great idea and I love it painted white so the flowers just pop. I wish I had a veranda or gazebo to hang one of these in our yard. LOVE this idea and pinned 🙂

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