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Mrs. Spring Roll, Tampa Age and Occupation: 23, Certified Pharmacy Technician Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Concert Photographer Engagement Date: May 1, 2008 Wedding Date: March 2009 Blogging Since: September 16, 2008 Venue: Beach Social Hall About Me: I'm the stereotypical girl who enjoys sewing, baking, and decorating. I am blessed to share my life with Mr. Spring Roll and our two shih tzu's, Isabella and Gabriella. Hello Kitty, musicals, Target, and Chick-fil-a are a few of my favorite things. I have a fear of fish and Freddy Krueger. Planning our wedding has become a huge part of my life, and I love every minute of it!
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Paper Chandelier

October 19th, 2008 @ 11:05 am by Mrs. Spring Roll

On a whim I showed Mr. Spring Roll the link to a 3-D paper chandelier from Urban Outfitters. Although the chandeliers were adorable, $36 is a little (okay, a lot) out of our budget.

Mr. Spring Roll stated that he saw paper chandeliers at the Halloween store, and the next day he gave me five paper chandeliers. After a little DIY, I turned a black Halloween chandelier into an ivory chandelier. I plan to hang two chandeliers on each side of the reception hall, and one above the dance floor.

Before

Tutorial

Supplies needed:

  • Paper Chandeliers ($9.99 for one at Spirit Halloween, second ½ off if you purchase online by October 27th)
  • Scissors
  • Stone enamel spray paint ($7.99 a can at Michael’s) or any spray paint of your choice
  • Foam board (5mm thick)
  • Ribbon (3mm thick)

Steps:

1. If desired, cut off Halloween candles.

2. Lay chandelier pieces down on newspaper and paint using stone enamel spray paint or spray paint of your choice. Let dry, flip over to paint the opposite side.

3. For each chandelier, cut a 1” circle out of foam board.

4. The chandelier has 3 cut outs in the center. Place foam board into the cut outs to put chandelier together. (The chandelier comes with a larger circle to hold it together, but I found that it left a large gap; you could use the provided circle if you prefer).

5. String ribbon through the provided holes on the top of the chandelier.

6. Hang as desired or unassemble and store until your big day. The chandeliers are easy to assemble so I definitely recommend storing them unassembled until your big day.


After (it is hard to tell in this photo, but the chandelier is 3-D)

How do you plan to decorate your venue?

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9 Responses to “Paper Chandelier”

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Jodi

Miss Spring Roll, you are a genius! I can’t wait to see your wedding come together– I love all of your details. Makes me want to do my wedding over again :)

 
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Leslie

So as I see your post and the Halloween chandelier I’m thinking”Whaaaaaaaat?!” but of course you made it chic!! It’s gorgeous and I too can’t wait to see your wedding come together!!

 
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Miss Cheese (message)  647 posts, Busy bee

Wow, that’s really cool! I want one for my room now (and if it’s lucky, it’ll make it to our wedding)!

 
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reilly

That is such great repurposing!! I’m so happy to see a Tampa bride on here!

 
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Lillindy (message)  4,228 posts, Honey bee

I think Michaels had one of these, too. It was all black, but I don’t think it had the candles.

 
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futuremrsfarland

We are doing exactly the same thing! We’re planning to hang 5-6 of them among round paper lanterns.

Michaels has a Martha Stewart Version of this for Halloween out right now.

http://products.marthastewart.com/#/halloween/CRCHANDH/

If you get one of their 50% off coupons (they seem to come out every week) it only ends up being $15.

 
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kenziegirl (message)  341 posts, Helper bee

I love you Miss Spring Roll! You’re ideas are tops!

 
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avize

great,
thx for information..

 


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Mrs. Spring Roll Mrs. Spring Roll, Tampa Age and Occupation: 23, Certified Pharmacy Technician Fiance's Age and Occupation: 26, Concert Photographer Engagement Date: May 1, 2008 Wedding Date: March 2009 Blogging Since: September 16, 2008 Venue: Beach Social Hall About Me: I'm the stereotypical girl who enjoys sewing, baking, and decorating. I am blessed to share my life with Mr. Spring Roll and our two shih tzu's, Isabella and Gabriella. Hello Kitty, musicals, Target, and Chick-fil-a are a few of my favorite things. I have a fear of fish and Freddy Krueger. Planning our wedding has become a huge part of my life, and I love every minute of it!
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