(root some plants in it while you are at it!)
step 3. Hang from the cup hook and place a tea light inside...light and enjoy. Be sure you do not light it if it is too close to dry dead wood. This idea is meant to use with tealights only. I don't recommend anything larger.
step 2. I wired around the bottom with some very heavy but workable wire.
step 3. Hang from the cup hook and place a tea light inside...light and enjoy. Be sure you do not light it if it is too close to dry dead wood. This idea is meant to use with tealights only. I don't recommend anything larger.
step 2. I wired around the bottom with some very heavy but workable wire.
I made the piece long enough that you could use the" tail" to bend into a loop to hang on the cup hook that I screwed into the tree.
step 1....last year I placed several larger insulators in my garden...I had just pushed them down partially into the dirt. They were wonderfully glowing. This year, I wanted to improve on my insulator idea...and this one is a fresh idea for you to try!
step 1....last year I placed several larger insulators in my garden...I had just pushed them down partially into the dirt. They were wonderfully glowing. This year, I wanted to improve on my insulator idea...and this one is a fresh idea for you to try!
You have such lovely creative ideas for how to repurpose things! These are so cheerful and welcoming. I'll be garage saling this weekend to look for something similar to cheer up our back yard!
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