Lampshade making tutorials
Want to learn how to make your own lampshade? Thinking of setting up a business making handmade lighting? Below is a wealth of lampshade making tutorials for you to feast your eyes on!
We have gathered lampshade making videos from near and far to help you on your way to becoming a master lampshade designer and maker. Some are by our customers, some are by us and show you how to use our kits and some are little gems we have found on the way and just had to share with you.
If you would like to send us your lampshade making tutorial we’d love to share it! Send your videos or stories to: social@dannells.com
How to make a tiered lampshade
Buy your tiered lampshade kit here
How to make a table lamp
Buy your table lamp kit here
How to make a floor lamp
Buy your floor lamp kit here
Lampshade Group Making / Student Workshop – Run your own workshop!
Buy your workshop kit here
How to make a Lamp from a Bottle using a Needcraft Conversion Kit
Buy your bottle lamp kit here
How to make a drum lampshade
Buy your kit here
How to make Lanterns from Fabric and Wallpaper
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How to make a clock using fabric, wallpaper or digital print covering
Buy your kit here
How to make a bin kit
Buy your kit here
Gillian Arnold – Metre Wide Lampshade Production
“Watch an amazing time lapse of Alexandra Batty and Faye Buller making one of four meter wide lampshades we’re producing for a bar. Guess how long you think it took to make in the comments below.”
We love Gillian’s great time laps showing how a huge, meter wide drum lampshade is made! Buy the supplies from us a Needcraft of course!
How to make a steampunk lampshade by Lostwax
The most touching lampshade video I have ever seen! A ‘must see’ – It will put a smile on your face 
“How to make jewellery, steampunk paraphernalia and other random bits and pieces. I make a bit of everything, so tune in to find what I am going to make next”
Discover more here
The Lampshade Company
Archie Mac London
Robyn, the brains and braun behind Archie Mac London, is passionate that creativity should be used to provide opportunities for others. She established Archie Mac London after working as a support worker in Lambeth, and plans to one day offer training and employment opportunities to local women who’ve faced vulnerable situations. Their products are all made in the UK either in house, or by amazing social enterprises that support the development of people who are facing social barriers.
Link to Archie Mac London here
My sewing box
Cath Kidston
If you would like to send us your lampshade making tutorial we’d love to share it! Send your videos or stories to: social@dannells.com