Only time (and the fabric swatches) will tell..

Single out the egg you’re going to use.I chose a nice light pinkish-brown one.

OK, clearly my burn wasn’t THAT bad if I had time to ponder..Step 3: Crack your egg and remove the yolk.You only need the white for this.

You probably won’t need my.fun little trick for separating the egg white.

since you’re just using one, but you can do it that way if you like!.

Step 4: After running your burned skin under cold water for several minutes apply a layer of egg white over the burn.We’ve tried to make other lamps before and this was definitely our most successful attempt to date.

What we learned is that you really need to focus on how tall the lamp will be in the end and compare that to the size of shade you’d like to use.I just measured the height of another lamp in the house that had the same size of shade that I had in mind for this project and made my lamp exactly that height.

Worked like a charm!.One more little detail of this room under our belts!