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Thanks!

Oh yes, definitely, I used to write that all the time in my previous lamp projects but I forgot it this time! I'll add it now, thanks!

Thank you! Do you mean applying the cardboard paper on the surface inside the lampshade? In that case, it's a good idea to reinforce it, but I'm afraid it will lose most of its transparency. I am not sure though...

Thank you! Cardboard corrugation is fun to work with :D

Thank you!

Thank you!! I was actually trying to figure out a way to add strength to the lampshade and this is a very good idea!

Thank you so much!!

Me neither, I started eating spinach just because I used to add ricotta cheese to it all the time...I love this combination! :D

Oh it's so good to see you! Thank you Shazni!!

It's an Ikea glass dome that I got a few months ago but I've just found out that Ikea is not selling it anymore :( Sorry about that!Anyways, if you want to try and look for it somewhere else, the name of the product is SAMMANHANG and the code is 204.133.06

Thank you Nicole!

Thank you!!

Thank you Nicole! :)

Thank you Nicole! :)

Thank you Shazni!! I finally created something different for my shop so it was time to post here! :D

Thank you Emily!! I'm glad someone still remembers/recognizes me here ahah :DI hope all is well with you!

Thank you! :)

Thank you Nicole! It can be hard at the beginning, but after a while your hand gets used to it :D

They are awesome!! You gave me an idea for my shadow boxes...we've been looking for ways to create our boxes using wood instead of cardboard.Oh, and the flexboxes are so cool!

You can use Christmas lights as long as they are LEDs as well :) other types of lights will burn your paper.

Love the effect!! And your design is beautiful as usual, great job!

Thank you! :)

Sorry I'm so late, your version is very interesting, great job!! :)

Thanks!!

Thank you so much!

Thanks! I've been missing a lot too lately so I know the feeling :)

Wow, this is really beautiful! I wish I had seen your projects before, you have a new follower now! :D

I'm so happy to hear that, thank you! :)

Thank you!

Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much Tarun!

Thank you so much! Your version looks beautiful!! :)

Thank you so much!

Same here! :D

Wow! I love that you used different techniques, the result is beautiful!

Thanks Shazni!

Che spettacolo!!!

Thanks!! :D

Thank you! :)

Wow, it looks beautiful! And you've been really fast...The problem of the reflection not being very visible can be solved by pushing the reflection layer a little bit against the layer that's in front of it. I figured that the distance between those layers needs to be a little smaller.

Thanks!

Thank you!

I got them from an ebay seller at least a year ago, you can find many LED strips of all prices on ebay. My power supply is 12v-2A, but this depends on the LED strip you get.

Thank you! Yes, Jfieldcap explained exactly one of the reasons. The other reason is that I wasn't sure if my printer could print on the cardstock I used since it's quite rigid and I didn't want it to curve or be folded somehow.

Good ideas! In my case, I think it would be interesting to see the sleigh with reindeers animate as a separate layer. Making colored layers is also something I've been thinking of trying for a while now, but I am not sure if the light would filter just as well...

Great! Please share a picture of it, I'd love to see it!

Thank you so much for your kind words! :)

Thank you so much! :)

Thanks a lot!

Great idea!! Please share a picture if you try it too, I would love to see it!

Thank you for visiting! :)

They look beautiful!

Thank you!! :)

Thank you so much, I'm so glad you like it! :)

YAAAY!! I'm so happy! Congratulations to you too!! ;)

Thank you!!

Amazing! I love it!