Bottle Pendent

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Bottle Pendent

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A bottle pendent light made from reused non bio degradable parts (glass & nylon tights).

(IMPORTANT) Nylon tights will need to be sprayed with fire-retardant coating.

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To make two pendent lights you will need 4 large glass drinks bottles, 2 light fittings, 2 eco bulbs, some wire and a junction box. You will also need 2 old pairs of thick and fishnet tights.

(IMPORTANT) Nylon tights will need to be sprayed with fire-retardant coating.

Firstly, clean the labels off all the bottles.

Cut the bottle by turning the bottle down onto the bottle cutter.

Pour boiling water on the score line (rotate the bottle). Once rotated 360 degrees run the bottle through cold water once. Repeat this process until the score line cracks.

Wire the light into the bottle as shown.

Tie the tights into the other bottle section and then pull the tights over both bottles and cable tie in place.

Images showing the glass bottles before attaching the nylon tights.

The pendent light example shown here uses a combination of black fishnet and heavier red tights.

Image showing the two tights tied securely together at one end which are then pulled up and over both bottles and tied securely in place with a cable tie.

Close up of image showing the two pair of tights, tied and pulled through the second bottle.

The final bottle pendent lights made from reused non bio degradable parts (glass & nylon tights).

(IMPORTANT) Nylon tights will need to be sprayed with fire-retardant coating.

Materials and Equipment List

Materials and Equipment List

4 x large glass bottles 2 x light fittings 2 x eco light bulbs 2 x meters of wire 1 Junction box 2 pairs of old thick tights 2 pairs of old fishnet tights 2 cable ties

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