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- Remodelista
- June 18, 2010
- 10:02 am
- 42 comments
This beautiful mountain laurel chandelier at Rustic Designs caught our eye, but it is a rather steep $2,800. Why not gather a bundle of manzanita branches, lash them together with twine, and thread a strand of white lights through the whole thing?
Either gather your own bundle of branches or go to Manzanita Burlworks for sandblasted manzanita branches sold by the foot, or get a three-branch bundle of manzanita branches from Nettleton Hollow for $60.
Above: Weave white string lights through the branches; $4 for a 8-foot string from Amazon.
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Thanks I like this .
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Very nice and would be nicer if youuse led lights instead the bulb lights, are safer and uses less energy.
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That is beautiful.
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very interesting, thanks for sharing this
I love the idea of having a big branch like this inside
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