Hula hoop chandelier diy

Enchant your outdoor space with this gorgeous chandelier. Learn how to create your own using hula hoops and fairy lights in our step-by-step tutorial.

Wedding chandeliers are a great focal point for any wedding. They are eye-catching and exude magnificence! What's better than a grand chandelier for your wedding day? A grand chandelier on a budget. The cost to rent or purchase a chandelier can be very expensive.

See how to feed a hula hoop through curtains to make your bedroom decor look like you spent hundreds—and it only costs $30! #diyhomedecor #budgetideas #diy

Barbecues on warm summer evenings. Picnics in the park. Hot afternoons, lazing around at the beach. Flip flops! I love it all! And wouldn't you know, there are tons of DIY summer projects you can make for every adventure! I have waited a long time for summer to come this year, and now that the weather is finally starting to warm up, I'm just drooling over all the fun projects I want to try! When I was a kid, I loved to sew, and I remember one summer I made myself a pair of shorts. I think…

Turn a hula hoop into a gorgeous chandelier by wrapping it in twinkling lights and fresh greenery, then suspending it from the ceiling of your venue.

Incorporating hula hoops into your wedding decor is a new hot trend many brides are using! This give your wedding an amazing look and it's budget-friendly.

Create a relaxing and tranquil environment in your outdoor living spaces with these incredible backyard string light ideas.

Not sure when the last time you hula hooped but I had the misfortune to try it recently (when I bought these), and I looked like an Amish teenager watching their first hip-hop music video and trying to mimic the ...

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So Recently I had plans to host a backyard luau party. Unfortunately The weather said no, so I decided to do FOOTLOOSE instead. In about 3 hours I cleared my entire shed out, laid down a floor rug, whipped up some barn dance treats, ran an electrical chord out side and made a chandelier. I seriously did all of this in about three hours! The original Idea came from this website:http://sarahontheblog.blogspot.com/2012/04/hula-hoop-chandelier.html The Chandelier took me about 30 minutes. It was…