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Super easy and cheap, yet it looks so freakin' fancy!
My porch light fixture doesn't work, so I wanted something that both looked nice, and would make coming home at night a little less dark and creepy.
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twn265 favorited Fancy Outdoor Solar Light 23 May 15:45
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Step 3
Spray a coat of finishing spray, allow it to dry, and apply a 2nd coat. Make sure to cover it extremely well.
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Step 10
You should have as many solar lights as you do candle holders. I bought these for only $1 at a dollar store ($2 for the holder, $3 for 3 lights, this project only cost me $5!). Twist and pull the light off of the stake, it comes off pretty easy. The light on the left is the one I pulled out.
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Ravens Trove
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Wenatchee, Washington, US
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Total LOVE!
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Corvii
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This is a great idea.
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Maladignia
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Amersfoort, Utrecht, NL
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87 projects
Ooh, I should've thought of that for my pimped chandelier I have in my garden. I put candles on it but I don't think I'll ever light them...