Thursday, March 20, 2014

LED Battery Operated Christmas Lights


Craft Christmas Lights is proud to offer a selection of battery operated LED Christmas lights for many different decorating and craft projects. Here you will be able to find a little information about how they work and the many uses for these battery operated fairy lights.

Wide angle 5MM LED battery lights is just what it sounds like, the classic LED mini lights but instead of having a plug, it ends with a battery pack. These LED battery lights are short light strings, 7' long, have 20 ultra bright LED wide angle bulbs in a selection of colors. All you have to have is 3 "AA" batteries, and these will last about 25+ hours of constant use with brand new batteries. There is also a 12" lead wire that will make hiding the battery pack an easy task. We are sure you will love these small light strings just as much as we do.

Ultra thin fairy LED battery lights are the tiniest light string we offer. These micro mini but ultra bright lights come on an ultra thin green wire with 18 micro drop LED lights in a few different colors. These string is 4' long with a 3" bulb spacing and 12" lead from the battery pack to the first bulb. Like the other LED battery lights, these lights will run for 25+ hours with 3 fresh "AA" batteries. You will be able to use these lights for many decorating projects because they are so small and easy to use.

Both of these small battery powered light strings can be used in a multitude of ways. Think about using them to create lit centerpieces for your big day. ll you need to do is wrap them around in greenery, flowers, or other small arrangements to give them just a little bit of a glow. You can use them to light wreaths, wrap them around your wreath and hang them right on the door or anywhere else you like with no worry about need to plug it in. You just switch on the battery pack, and there you have it.

The possibilities are endless with these tiny LED battery operated light stings. Have fun with them and let us know what you come up with. We always like to see how our customers use our products in so many different ways.

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Hannah
CraftChristmasLights.com

Monday, March 17, 2014

Craft Lights Video


Zach walks us through the ins and outs of Craft lights basics! Check out the video and if you have any questions feel free to shoot us an email and ask! 

CraftChristmasLights.com carries all the best craft lights online so visit us today to see the wide variety of products we carry!

Monday, March 3, 2014

Wine Bottle Lamp with Craft Lights

The craft world continues to grow every day and one of the favorites in this community is is the wine bottle craft light lamps. They are easy to create and fun to decorate. We will give you a  few short tips and tricks for lighting up a gorgeous wine bottle lamp.

You need to start with cleaning your wine bottles. All you need to do is soak the bottles of choice in some warm water with a little soap or even oxy-clean. This will make sure the wine is all cleaned out of the inside and it will make the labels slide off. After they are all clean, be sure to let them dry very well. I would even suggest leaving them out to dry over night.

Now you can get prepared to drill your wine bottles. Be sure you have the right drill bit to cut through glass, such as a diamond bit. You also want to be sure that you have something like a jig that will keep your bottle perfectly still for the drilling process. After you have all your supplies you can start drilling. Measure your hole and add a little WD-40 for lubricant. Then you can drill away.

Now that you have drilled your hole, you can add your LED or incandescent craft lights. Be sure that you have light sets that only have one male plug. Then you just fish the lights up through the hole that you drilled.

Your choice of lights depends on personal preference and the occasion that you are making your wine bottle lamp for. You can pick from a wide selection of colors and spacing as well as green and white wire colors.

And the last step is decorating your wine bottle light. You can paint them, add grapes and ivy and so much more. the The possibilities are endless. Get creative and have fun!

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Hannah
Craft Christmas Lights