
I left the teapot in it's wonderfully vintage patina. First it was wired into a lamp. After stripping the fabric off an old lamp shade, I stretched crystal prism chain between the shade frame. I love the way it creates shadows on the wall!



I think it looks amazing! I am showing it with a clear standard light bulb. To find out more about this lamp you can go here.
Playing in the Studio,
Penny






20 fun creative friends stopped by to say,:
Love it. How pretty. I have seen the prism shades before, but yours looks so nice because you put them really close together. Just gorgeous. Beautiful teapot. Hugs, Marty
What a fantastic idea Penny! This lamp is beautiful with the patterns the crystals make on the wall and in the daytime the sun will make rainbows if it can touch the shade:>)
How beautiful and what a great idea. You did a great job as usual.
it IS amazing. very cool and very stunning!
penny, thank you for always leaving me the sweetest comments!
oh - as a fellow magazine enthusiast -- did you notice that nikki la belle from waterside cottages is also in your creative home issue! that's the one, right? as soon as i saw her in barbara's book, i knew! {i recently took that issue back out and have been leafing through it at breakfast.}
small world!
xo
You're right, I was expecting you to mosaic it. You tricked us! LOL It is very pretty and it looks so dainty. I love how you made the shade.
Hugs,
Lee Laurie
This is just beautiful, Penny. I'm sure it is just a lovely during the day with sunlight on it.
Very nice, indeed...
This is just beautiful, Penny. I'm sure it is just a lovely during the day with sunlight on it.
Very nice, indeed...
Very, very nice! Hmmm, I have a silver pitcher sitting on my kitchen counter waiting for an inspiration, could this be it?
Thanks for showing this, I'll bet it looks neat at night.
Cathy
Love it Penny! That is awesomely fabulous!
Penny,
I think this is one of my favorite things you've made.
Hugs,
Gretchen
You've done it again, Penny - you amaze me with your style! I love what you did with this one. It's simple but elegant and the shade is perfect. A dear friend of mine has a lamp made from an old silver teapot and I often think I should find one and do the same but so far that hasn't happened. Are you selling or keeping yours? If you're keeping it, do you have a special place for it. I love the light the crystals give off. So sparkly and bright!
~Adrienne~
Gorgeous!
It's lovely, Penny...especially the crystal reflections on the wall! I'm not surprise if i see a rainbow reflections too.
That is truly stunning! It would be beautiful on a dresser! I have never seen a shade like that but I LOVE it!
Wow I have a teapot with no cover using as a vase for now love your pretties!
What a lovely lamp!
Penny this is certainly a beauty!
WOW...I can imagine the sparkle of light coming from it!
Thank you Penny for all your encouragement and support lately! hugs aNNa xo
Wow! That is absolutely gorgeous!!! I love it! :)
Just stunning! I love the combination of the old patina with the new sparkly shade!
Manuela
Penny, I just found your blog, what absolutely gorgeous mosaic work you do. You are so talented, love the silver tea pot lamp too. Sandi
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