DIY Paper Pendant Light Kit
Here we go... the final giveaway of the holiday season and then it's back to regularly scheduled programming - artist interviews, tutorials, and the like. This time it is a chance to receive the brand new DIY Manhasset Light Kit from Zipper 8 Lighting [edit: now Aster + Quail] that gives you the opportunity to "illuminate your creativity" - what a great tagline!
The Manhasset series has been very popular ever since Allison Patrick designed the first artichoke-style pendant light for the Zipper 8 Lighting Etsy shop [Aster + Quail on Etsy] a few years ago.
You might recall the ornament-sized version she shared here - so cute it practically went viral in the DIY world. You'll find a floral lantern in the shop, as well as lights made with crossword puzzles, maps, and children's books.
With the Manahasset kit you'll be able to bring your own creative touch to a 12 inch (30.5 cm) diameter paper lantern. The best part of course, and the beauty of kits in general, is that you'll have the necessary lighting components and an instruction sheet at your fingertips.
Decorate the included white circles with small drawings, a light watercolor wash, or stamped images to make a unique accent piece for your home. What a great project for teens and college kids to enjoy during holiday break! I'm thinking randomly stamped gold dots would be pretty. The kit could even be a fun alternative wedding guest book project, if you had each guest write a note or decorate a circle.
Adult supervision and assistance is required for younger children due to the use of a hot glue gun. Note that the included 11-foot white light bulb cord is wired for North American outlets.
I can't go without sharing two more of my favorite Zipper 8 lights that Allison and her business partner Elizabeth will customize for special events. These beauties are inspired by hydrangea and peony blossoms. Crafted from hand-dyed paper petals, they glow from within thanks to a battery powered LED light.
Now about the Manhasset Light Kit giveaway... because it is so close to Christmas, it will be a quick one for U.S. residents only (our apologies, international friends). Just leave a comment on this post as your entry through Wednesday, December 17.
Zipper 8 Lighting will send the kit immediately so that the winner will (with any luck) have it in time to put under the tree. Please include a direct way to be notified within your comment as Blogger doesn't allow me to see the top portion of the form.
The winner will be selected at random and announced on this post as soon as she/he has been contacted. Good luck!
Congratulations to Annie, winner of the kit!
Merry Christmas! Love the lanterns! devblev@gmail.com
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ReplyDeletelove the lights... such an original idea onourown4@yahoo.com
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Awesome
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Love this project. If I don't win is there a way I can purchase a kit?
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I'm glad you like it! You can purchase the kit via Zipper 8 Lighting: http://www.zipper8lighting.com/diy-manhasset-light-kit.html
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Beautiful light! bev dot frey at alaska dot edu
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Those lights are so pretty! I love the floral ones.
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Those are beautiful! I love the floral ones!
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How adorable.
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Very En'light'ening (and pretty too)! Love them.
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Very pretty. Would love to add to my home.
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thank you for offering a light........these are beautiful.
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Would love to win either kit. Thanks for the opportunity!
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What a wonderful give-away! Thanks for the opportunity!
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What a wonderful project this would be for my students. It would look so awesome in our classroom! ( We hate overhead fluorescent lighting.) Thanks for the opportunity:)
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So clever - I love every version I've seen. Thanks for sharing the ornament post again, too. Adorable! eamylove@aol.com
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Love it! amy.elissa79@gmail.com
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Oh my goodness these are so beautiful! i have always wanted one!
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They are all so amazing I love it!
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These are so neat! My kids would love to help make one. magpied.piper at gmail DOT com
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ReplyDeleteThe assembly would probably be the best part.
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Thanks for letting me know about this product line. I'd love a chance to try it out with some handmade paper.
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What a cool gift!
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just thinking about this lamp over my little table makes me smile. Thanks for the opportunity to enter to win... and Merry Christmas to you. samanthyjane@yahoo.com
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Beautiful! It would be a fun thing to work on.
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I would love this to put it under my tree!
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wow--they're gorgeous
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I am transfixed by the interesting lighting ideas and paper creations that I have seen on allthingspaper.net and YouTube. I have made two myself but have not yet hung them as functional lights. This particular project is another favorite but the peony blossom ilumination has me wanting more. Thank you for posting and sharing with us. Love it. Adding contact info as Heidi Rucki of dressyourhorse.com, dressyourhorse@gmail.com.
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I would love to win this!!
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Love the fun and creative lighting ideas...thanks and Merry Christmas! kyladog1_1999@yahoo.com
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That's correct, sorry! Sometimes giveaways are international, so keep checking back.
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Totally love your lights. Just found you through Pinterest. Fritzyrits@hotmail.com. Excited to see more of them. Linda
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ReplyDeleteThe lamp kit would be so fun to do with my little boy. He loves drawing and constructing things, and would enjoy making something new to hang in his room. Thank you. 0frozen0charlotte0 (at) gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThe lamp kit looks like so much fun to do! Then you have a personal lamp designed by the whole family or just the kiddies (adults complete it) I would love to give it a try since I'm just getting into all sorts of crafting!! Trinity01905@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteThe giveaway has ended. Thanks for all the entries!
ReplyDeleteHello! What a lovely idea... Can you use regular glue too or do i need this hot glue gun? Thanks janssens.ellen@hotmail.be
ReplyDeleteHi Ellen, I don't think you have to use a hot glue gun although it would speed up the process and would definitely keep the circles securely in place. You could use ordinary white craft glue or one of the quick-dry glues.
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