DIY lighting projects? Yep.  Most of you know how I feel about DIYs. I am not a huge DIY gal. I rarely do DIYs, unless absolutely necessary.

And truth: here is my own, personal, raw opinion of DIYs: I don’t actually think most of them are worth doing.

Except when they are. And sometimes, they are!

Sometimes, stunning design can be replicated for a fraction of the cost – with just a bit of elbow grease! {<- tweet this }

And so, I am starting a new series of posts called “DIY’s worth doing” that will comprise of a line-up of projects that receive my “Worth Doing!!” Seal of Approval.

And what better category to start with than lighting? Lighting is a SUPER pricey aspect of home decorating.

If you see a project below that you like, follow the links over to the originating blog to read the directions and see if it is DIY worthy for you. But as for me, I say ditto-diy-worthy!

The first project that I want to share is very ditto worthy, and quite simple for a DIY. I LOVE this cube light that was created by Vintage Revivals. Definitely worth doing:

{via vintage revivals}

I think the modern edges of this next light fixture make it ditto worthy. If you were to purchase a light of similar design, it could get quite pricey. So, while this is an involved project, I think it is worth it:

{via Lindsey Adelman}

If you don’t mind cutting out triangles while watching TV, this next project is worth it. I love the FUN look of this DIY light fixture:

 {via the 3 R’s blog}

This project below is not only worth doing, but is SUPER handy to know about. Every home has a lamp that could use this DIY treatment. Goodbye ugly cords:

{via View Along the Way}

Sooo…. I am not 100% convinced that this next project is “worth doing,” instead of buying. If it were me, I might just cough up the $499.00 if I really wanted this light. But, still, $500 IS a lot of money. And, if you are crafty, I really think this is a stunner. So, yes, that makes it worth doing:

 {via Gus and Lula}

I LOVE this cute little DIY desk lamp. Well… DIY may be a stretch since it is sold as a kit. But, for me, that still counts… because I have to pull out a screwdriver! Worth it:

{via Remodelista}

 And last but not least for today’s round up, I adore this project. Simple. Lovely. Glam. Refreshing. Worth Doing:

{via Splendid Objects}

So. Which project is “Worth Doing” for you??  Which project would you be willing to tackle?

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