DIY in [2 hours] for $110 | Farmhouse Chandelier light

Bringing barn wood into our home creates a warm, farmhouse feel and we love to use otherwise worn out boards! Learn how we created this one of a kind Dining room chandelier from barn wood, mason jars, plant hangers and a few small items on a budget! This piece will go amazing in any farmhouse modern or old, and last much longer than any fixture from the big box stores. We detail instruction step by step so that you too can create this beautiful piece!
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Materials: Barn wood, or wood of your choosing
Hemp pendant rope 2 pack: tinyurl.com/25b7awtn
LED Edison Bulbs: tinyurl.com/2hkn2fry
6in plant hangers: tinyurl.com/bddrts8c
Corner protectors: tinyurl.com/54vssc95
Black hooks: tinyurl.com/5xjss4tj
Pendant light canopy kit: tinyurl.com/4dk8e5wn
Twisted pendant light wire: tinyurl.com/5n797vwa
Mason jars, wide mouth Quart: tinyurl.com/bdf49jxa
Additional items needed: Wire nuts, 1" sheet rock screws, hot glue gun and glue

[@johnharts2463]

Really cool looking and original. Nice job!

[@LamarJennings]

Did you cut the cord and hardwire?

[@meadowgreenfarm]

Yes we did.

[@virginiadrew2745]

Do the light bulbs over heat in the jars?

[@meadowgreenfarm]

Nope! LED bulbs do not put off heat like incandescent bulbs do so there is no worry!