You’ll need a whole bunch of paint swatches in your desired colours (seriously, emphasis on the whole bunch part). I picked a variety of blush, pink and red hues so I could get a fancy ombre look to my chandelier but I can only imagine how many different looks you could go for with your own chandelier. Using a scalloped paper punch you’ll need to punch about 40 -60 swatches into little medallions. Keep the medallions divided by colours in little saucers or cups like below. 
I bought my lamp shade (my chandelier base) from Lowes for about 5 bucks. Using an Exacto knife and super sharp metal scissors I carefully cut apart the fabric lamp shade, peeling away the pieces until the metal parts were as exposed as possible. When picking out a lamp shade I tried to pick out one where the bottom diameter is much smaller than the top. This will make your layers of paint swatch medallions hang better and thus look much better when the final product is done. 
Lay out your paint medallions, coloured side down, in the desired order. Tape down a long piece of coloured thread along the middle of the backs of each medallion. Then using a piece of tape, cut down the center width wise, tape together the edges where one medallion meets the next. Without this final piece of tape, the medallions with rotate on their piece of thread, thus showing the bar codes, text and colour names usually located on the backs of the paint swatches. If that doesn’t bother you then this step isn’t necessary! Repeat this step until all of your chandelier strands are strung and taped together. 
Flip your lamp shade upside down and fasten it somewhere where it can hang freely (I tied mine to the latch that opens and closes our air vent in our ceiling). Start stringing on your strands along the perimeter of the bottom of the chandelier until the entire metal base is covered. Then start stringing strands along the widest ‘top’ of your chandelier so that the lowest part of your strand hits the mid point of the bottom layer. Continue this all the way around until the entire chandelier is covered. Add a ribbon to the metal pieces (where the light bulb would pop in) and voila! You’re ready to hang this beauty! 
DIY Chandelier Made Out Of Paper
Required Material:
We get a sort of a sheet of transparent plastic. 
There is a picture butterfly shape that you would like to translate. 
For a start is better to take pictures with clear lines and no small parts, for the first time use patterns – they are easier to translate than the photos, though 
and can immediately begin with the complex images. They can be found in magazines, I printed out from the Internet and gently draw out the contours of the drawing. To do this, I usually use a thin black permanent marker. Today decided to try out the new – he was stout and blue, but that’s okay because these contours disappear under layers of varnish. 
The plastic should stay your whole future butterfly with all the lines, streaks on the wings. 
Impose 2-3 coats depending on the consistency of the nail, giving each layer to dry thoroughly. 
Finally, you can do embellishment. All black lines plot the silver or gold glitter (brush should be very thin – in such nail brush drawing on nails). 
That’s all – our butterfly is ready. 
Another work 
Another lantern with different color:
Cut out them.
Cut the leaves pasted on the bank.
Another flashlight is made from a sheet of solid cardboard the size of 12h41 cm. Pencil-lane divided into four rectangles the size of 12×10 cm, one will see at the end of a seam for bonding the candlestick. On one rectangle draw sheet (sheet a pattern of living). We cut it so as you can see in the photo – a sheet skeleton consisting of veins.
When the sheet is cut, smear “skeleton” of glue …
and seal the entire rectangle yellow transparent paper on the inside.
On the sheet of paper, draw coloured transparent outlines various contact collected leaves and draw them gold or silver paint. On the upper and lower edge of the solid stick the strips of coloured cardboard. When the paint is dry, glue the sheet into a cylinder. It will turn the flashlight, which can be inserted with a candle jar. Very nice these lanterns look at the window from the street, set between the panes.
5. Starting 5″ from the bottom of the chain, start adding safety pins evenly up each side.
6. Continue at an angle so that it looks like a feather.
7. Create a point at the top.
8. Add smaller safety pins at the base to create “fluff”.
I added 3 feathers to this jacket
Thread the pages onto binder rings and tie on some pretty, coordination lengths of ribbon to embellish the album. Embellish the tags with ribbon as well. 
And you’re done! Decorate each of the pages and tags with embellishments and photos and you have completed your toilet tissue holder mini book!
Finished Toilet Roll Mini Album.
Required Material:
2. Drive the skins on both sides and gruntuem one layer of white paint with a sponge.
3. Cut the cardboard circles to cover up the hole in the disk.
4. On the other side, where irregularities greater glue the circle bigger. Since this is the wrong side of the magnet, it is advisable to not get rid of irregularities. A circle and then we’ll cover paint the magnet.
6.Snova paint with white paint, dry them, the hard way.
7. Now do postcard. Soak it in water does not last long, just a few seconds to wet the whole. If you overdo, paint nichinaet burst and slazit. Anyway, it happened on one of those, which I bought.
10. We cover the image layer akrilovago nail to save the image. Dry them.
11. Glue the image to disk with white glue, carefully smoothing and expelling bubbles. Sushim.Soshkurivaem excess from the edges.
12. Make podrisovki.
15. On the reverse side glue a magnet. You can use the magnetic plate, and it is possible small plastic magnets.
16. You can leave a white underside and can thus:
17. We hang on the refrigerator, admire and enjoy the familiar copyright-present)))
