DIY Miniature Lamps and Lights That Work!! |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2024
- Hello Tiny Friends,
Here's an exciting project creating your own miniature lamps and lights that really work, for any scene or room! Hope you all Enjoy This Fun Project!
See you All On The Mini Side!
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Wow I would have never guessed that light bulb was made of hot glue! What a fantastic solution😊 All of these are perfect for the vibe of the Josephine house! I can't wait to see them all in place!
Thank You Ara! This was pretty fun. 🥰
Every time I watch you "wing it", I get inspired! You really are one of the most inspirational channels Jolene, even if its something different to what you are making, I always seem to come away with great ideas, love it❤ The frosted glass tulip shade, I bought a bag of these flower beads that are exactly the same, from AliExpress or Temu, not sure that its glass but it really looks like glass, just in case anyone is interested in making wall sconces etc, these beads are perfect and come in many colours.
YEEESSS!! I got some too, should be here any day now, and I plan on doing a video with them. Yaaay!🤗 how perfect is that!! I got different colors, they look like frosted glass, and I also have different sizes and different kinds.. I love the morning glory ones. Can't wait to do a video with them. I also got some beads for hurricane lamps. I'm not sure if they will be fitting yet. But they are very pretty. This is fun! Thank you so much for all your support, Anne!🥰💕💕
Great video! Thanks for giving the measurements on the tubes.
LEDs are really changing the mini game. So many possibilities
Yes..🤗 so many possibilites as I made these, I got even more ideas😍 Thank you for watching 💖
Oh my goodness! I love the lights! The bare bulb was genius! I’m totally impressed. I will be copying your idea, when I finally build my husbands garage diorama. In the meantime watching this tutorial has my brain working overtime, with ideas popping in my brain. Thank you!
🤗 That's so great to hear..I'm so happy you enjoyed it! Definitely go for it!!💖🥰 the bare bulb is my favorite, especially since I didn't have to pay for the expensive one ..😂
The lights turned out great! I could see myself having a lot of fun doing this.
I like the idea of drilling a hole in the ceiling and hiding the battery pack in the attic. You could come up with a creative way to disguise it for sure.
Thank You..yes this was pretty fun I have so many ideas for lamps after creating these one..Check out Yelena she is amazing her link is in the description box. Im definitely gonna drill the hole..I really want to use the ceiling medallion. 🥰💖
That little lightbulb was just fantastic! I've wanted to learn more about making lights and wiring for a while now. Normally I just kind of cheat and wire my entire room boxes and dolls houses with whole strings of fairy lights, but I would like to have some lights separate. I'll be sure to check out the Evans Designs channel you recommended
Thank You😊
Yes ..go for it!!🥰💖
I think you will confuse people with your talk of 9V and 12V (horrors!) batteries. If the lights ('rice' lights) are bought as a string of 'fairy' lights they will come with their own handy flat battery pack of two coin cell batteries. They can be found on Amazon as wedding table decorations for example. I found these by accident - when I was married 50 years ago, we didn't have the internet, let alone the wonders of Amazon. Wierd eh? I love your use of alternative materials. I have been collecting jewellery from charity (thrift?) shops for years to use the stones & 'jewels' in projects but never thought of using the fittings and fixings. Brilliant!🕯🕯🕯🕯
Thank you so much for sharing. Yes, they make such wonderful fixtures and hardware.❤️🥰
i would of liked to see the full finish on how you applied the battery and the little switch, although nice
Thank you so much.. so sorry. It's always a bummer when you're hoping to see something, and it's not shown. I believe I show more in this one. Hope it helps.🥰❤️
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Brilliant! Thanks much, Kathleen
You are so welcome!🥰
Fabulous light fixtures! Can't believe you even made ceiling medallions with channels for the wire. You thought of everything.😊❤💡
Thank You so much..well not everything ..I couldn't think of what to call the channel or medallion 😂 so thank you for that!!! I'm glad you enjoyed it..thank you for watching!!🥰💖
❤ I LOVE this! I made a light up fireplace. I made a tiny receptacle for a 2023 cell battery using part of a K-cup. I coiled the wires and left a space between them where the battery could slide in. It works like a charm.
What a great idea, 🥰💖how do you turn it on and off? I will definitely be making more😊Thank You so much for watching and sharing💖
@@tinykeyholeminis I just slide the battery in and out. I glued a little tab on the battery to use as a pull tab. I cut out about a 1/4” wide piece of K-cup and glued that to a little circle off the bottom of the K-cup, about the same size as the 2032 battery. The wires from the “fire” sit inside this tiny housing for the battery . I coiled the negative wire and coiled the positive wire and left a space between them. This is all encased in the K-cup compartment. I left a little space opened where the battery slides in and out. There is a space between the two coiled wires where the battery slides into. And this all sits under my little hearth grate and twig logs, so it is not seen.
Wow😯 very impressive I love that you recycled the k cup and created something functional..I can't picture it but it sounds brilliant😊❤
Ok I read it again and yes I get it so brilliant!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
This is exactly what I mean about your videos and the ideas you have being useable in so many different ways!
I have been stuck on how I could add more lighting to my Dollhouse and to some pieces I have made and plan too inexpensively and you provided the solution. This hot glue method is brilliant! Thank you so much!
Sure thing! I just posted another bare bulb light fixture and It actually spawned another kind of light fixture, I am working on now and will have it up next. Thank you so much!🥰❤️
@@tinykeyholeminis, You are so welcome!
These are amazing! I can see why you are excited! The pull chain on it really makes it look real. You should sale lamps in your shop. I know I would buy them.
Thank you🥰 I do think I am going to make one..my connectors and switches will be here any day..the batteries are costly. But I will have one up as soon as I can.😊
Amazing . I love all the details and explanation. I'm not sure if I missed the attachment of the batteries and switches. Is there a video on powering the lights? I'm very intimidated by lighting. Tfs
Thank you so much. I think I covered it, but here are some links to my other light videos, both functional and just decorative. I may go over it again for the oil rain lamp. Hope this helps 😊 Thank you so much for watching!🥰❤️
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Thank you so much for showing us all this .I’ve been looking for this fine tubing. I’m so excited to make a chandelier. I’m making some table lights too so thank you thank you ❤❤❤❤
Oh my pleasure😊 Thank you for watching, I'm happy to help.
If you're working in 1:12, I would say the smallest one that I used would be perfect for a chandelier maybe even 1 size smaller if they make them. As long as the wires fit thru..so you don't have to rewire..lol..I purchased the smallest that was available to me.😊
Really beautiful well done you did an excellent job thank you for sharing your talent!❤😊
Yw😊 Thank you so much for watching 🥰
Love these, thank you so much for sharing with us. I love to add lights to my projects 🙂
Yw😊 thank you so much for watching!🥰
So funny i got nano lights and didnt know what to do. Thanks to you i know how to try and tackle this for the sanderson house. Insane how easy it is. 🤯 i need connectors and the switches. What about extra wiring? Because i would like to make it all on one switch. Followed yelena too.
As always your work is on point, you are so good at explaining things. So glad to have your channel. ❤
Yw..I'm glad I can Help with that for sure. It is pretty sumple..but only after you know what to do😂🥰
@@tinykeyholeminis well yeah and i was about to not do anything but use fairy lights. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You can totally use fairy lights the same way and look how many you get if you cut it down.🥰💖
@@tinykeyholeminis oh i saw that. But i am saying i was going to leave them on the string lmao cause it scared me. Lol
so amazing 👌 thank you for sharing beautiful ❤️
Thanks for visiting🥰💯
The bare bulb is so thoughtfully done. Loving that you made the blown glass bulb out of hot glue. Genius! It’s giving 1920s Parisian maid’s quarters vibes and makes me want to get my 1:1 scale typewriter out. The light is wonderfully nostalgic. 💡
On topic/off topic: How lucky ducky I feel to have a 16-pack of those same fairy lights…and a 12-pack of the coin batteries (that I bought by mistake) just sitting in my drawer? It’s uncanny.
I could totally hug you. ☺️
🤗🫂Tysm! you're very welcome! I was just curious to see if it would work!💖🥰
Wow! This was great!!! Thank you so much! I really appreciate that 😊
Thank you so much..You are so welcome!😊 Thank You for sharing your amazing talent and creations! 🥰❤
Love your creative philosophy. I love just playing with all my supplies, wondering what I can make. The hot glue light bulb is ingenious! I LOVE it! It's b e a u t i f u l ❤ All the lamps are extraordinary. I just loved this video Jolene. Thanks for sharing your ideas. 😍✨
Oh Thank You so much..I'm Glad you enjoyed it!🤗
I did end up drilling the whole for installment.. worked out great!🥰
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I love how you made the light bulb. I think you have revolutionised miniature making!
Thank You So Much..that is so kind of you..it was just out of curiousity, honestly 🥰
I thought I was probably the only one who is surrounded by chaos as I try to create lol. I loved this video, it’s so helpful!
Your bare lightbulb, love it! They’re all so good, going through to the attic, great idea!
I always wonder how to hide everything, very intimidated by that process. Thanks for another great video Jolene!😃
Hi Beth😊
Always happy to help..I'm glad you enjoyed it...I love that light bulb..I wonder if I could make another one come out so great..lol I really thought I was gonna struggle with it..but I think the key is to roll the wire around to move the glue in place to shape get the shape you want It really didnt take long at all. Thank you so much for watching!🥰💖
I love the light bulb you made! So creative! Thanks for sharing 😊
My pleasure. Thank you so much for watching!❤️🥰
I wonder if you can take apart a tealight and use the insides for your lamp.
Yes, you absolutely can. ❤️🥰
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it ..thank you so much!🥰
Great tips and ideas!
Thank you so much. I'm glad you liked it!🥰
Where did you get the silicone mold for the ceiling medallions?
I purchased that mold from either eBay, Amazon or Etsy. I'm sorry not really sure because it was long ago. Just search clay, resin, fondant molds or baroque molds..hope this helps!❤️🥰
I am no clear on the light that you made with glue. Did you the glue go over the fairy light? Is that what made it light up?
I am not sure that I am getting my thought across? Sorry. I hope my question makes sense.
Yes you are..lol and yes I did add the glue over the light. 🥰❤️
Thanks
@bbuglady1 here is another bulb but non working.
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