Here's the skeleton of the shade:
I cut the lace curtain into a base piece that wrapped around the entire frame, and cut the rest into 4 inch strips. I sewed these strips into tubes, ran a basting stitch down the middle, and gathered them.
Each gathered strip was sewn onto the base fabric, and then the completed pile of ruffles was hand stitched onto the frame.
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I'm a little concerned that the lacy ruffles are too much with the rather ornate base of the lamp, but I like it nonetheless.
Now that I have completed my fun project for the day, I'm going to do some school work/writing. I probably should have reversed the order of my day, but I had some friends over this morning for breakfast and a few hours of crafting.
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