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Knit Lamp Shades

By: Marie from FlorrieMarie
Knit Lamp Shades

People don't normally think to pick up their knitting needles when they're thinking of making a DIY lampshade cover. These Knit Lamp Shades may change your mind about your current home decor. The end product is a homey, lacy centerpiece for a room when the lights are off, but when the lights are on creates a beautiful patterned ambiance, coloring the room the same color as the yarn. Perfect for mood lighting, the next time you're looking for easy knitting ideas for your house, you're going to want to try these lamp shades.

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Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm, Circular Knitting Needles

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Gauge3.5 stitches, 5 rows, 2 inches. stockinette stitch

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I think these are adorable, but my husband just walked up behind me while I was looking at the pattern and told me, "no, you're not", he's a retired fire/rescue captain and said there is no yarn or wool that could be used to make them safe.

First of all these are gorgeous. Secondly they will not start a fire if you use your common sense. You don't lay yarn on the bulb and you use low wattage bulbs. Try no more than a 40watt. That's a given. And never leave it on when you go out. That's just basic brain power!

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DANGER. Hot light bulbs can cause fires. ??????????

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