Halloween is around the corner! Here are our favorite quick and easy ideas for projects that use lights that are probably already in your Christmas stash:
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Any tips on measuring for how many feet of lights I'll need? After choosing the color and style of Christmas lights to install along your roofline, before purchasing, the next best step is measuing how many feet of light will be needed for the project. We'd like...
After decorating the house and lawn for Christmas, why stop? Don't let she-sheds, workshops and storage buildings sit sad and dark for the holidays. Simple projects like this one might only require what is left over! For a project like this, you'll need about 50 feet...
We love this traditional Christmas light installation on a 1930's Tudor home. Twelve-inch spacing is classic and most often used in commercial installations. Posted on Instagram, @landparktutor had this to say: In case you want...
We love these "bubble gum" light strings. Also known as G12 LED (infinitely less descriptive), we love these lights because their lenses are as beautiful lit as they are unlit. These are three of our favorite colors. Classic green and blue flanking teal, the newcomer...
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Leaves are changing colors, pumpkin spice is in the air, it's time to pull out and assess how last year's Christmas decorations are holding up. Most Christmas 3D graphic yard sculpture is lit with incandescent light strings with an approximate average lifespan of 3000...
Fun project using craft lights We love how easy it is to create a "faux gift" with a glass block, a string of craft lights, and a bow that matches the surrounding decor. Twenty years ago, a hole had to be drilled through the...
We developed our craft lights to work specifically for applications like this. Filling bottles with lights is fun. These projects are also fun to purchase at craft fairs - let someone else drill the hole at the base of the bottle. The customer who made the lovely...
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