Afternoon Tea Set Chandelier

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Light Up Your Tea Set
Another way to enjoy your prized tea set that might have a few chips and cracks. Learn how to make your tea pot serve light instead of tea.

Posted by BarryBelcher from Atlanta, Georgia, United States • Published 22nd May 2015 • See BarryBelcher's 41 projects »

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Step 1

Watch online tutorial.
Step 2
Unscrew brass first center finial and remove candlestick bases.
Step 3
Using a glass drill bit and water spray bottle, drill holes big enough for light bulb holder can fit through. (be sure to keep area drilling wet while drilling)
Step 4
Repeat step 2 for saucers.
Step 5
Drill a large enough hole through the bottom center of a ceramic tea kettle and feed it though the center base and tighten.
Step 6
Repeat step 4 to tea cups and saucers on light holders and tighten. Then add bulbs
Step 7
Lastly, use the glass drill bit and drill small holes through spoon tips and wire them to chandelier brass hoops to act as prisms.