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Recycling old fairy lights into exciting new ones!
I made these fairy lights as a house warming gift for my sister, they were red and black to match her kitchen (she has a small obsession with red!) but would look pretty in any colour.
They are really easy to make but take a bit of patience, so take your time. I think making 1 or 2 in an evening for a week or so is the best way (not all on a sunday in a rush like I did....).
To me, fairy lights arn't as exciting as they were when I was 15 so I think this is a great way to recycle old boring fairy lights into something new! I can't wait to see your versions :)
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Comments
Dorothy W.
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Fairmont, Minnesota, US
cute,good instructions
water and fire fairy
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8 projects
lool make sure they dont catch on fire hehe
funnylolostar
realyyyyyyy coolllllll
Nathalie P.
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1 project
Thanks! Its the first project published so I'm glad at least 2 ppl like them! Yeah probably shouldn't leave them on when I got out haha, I used LED lights so they don't get too hot.
Kitty
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Okotoks, Alberta, CA
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18 projects
Awesome! Wouldn't leave the house with these on though.. just incase.