Very Important Fairy Light Question
#1
Very Important Fairy Light Question
Has anyone seen battery powered fairy lights here? We used to have some in the UK which were ideal for hallways and bannisters so that we didn't have to have extension leads all over the place - but I've not seen them here.
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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Re: Very Important Fairy Light Question
Not sure about battery operated but have seen solar powered in Mitre 10. Not cheap but seemed an impressive idea if today's weather anything to go by.
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one where each LED light is pushed through holes in the roof if his wooden railway tunnel and the other where the lights are pushed through holes drilled in roof of hi railway station. There brilliant- bought them in B&Q for £3.49- took them with me last time and enhanced his Thomas set!
Fairy Fantasia Battery Operated Teeny 20 LED lights on silver wires 4ft $11.99
40099901424Retail: $15.99Price : $11.99
Vine Fairy Lights Battery Operated 40 Teeny LED lights on bendable silver wire 4ft $24.99
40099901425 Retail: $44.99Price : $24.99
Vine Fairy Lights Battery Operated 96 Teeny LED lights on bendable silver wire 8ft $45.99
40099901426Retail: $57.99Price : $45.99
Above to be had at http://www.save-on-crafts.com/chrisligandl.html
And lots more!!
I've just put a set around my door wreath- and believe it or not- (well it's me, so what's not to believe) I stood in slippers in 5 ins of snow to see how it looked from a distance. Verdict beautiful! Now for the hot toddy
Have a lovely time getting ready for Xmas!
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LED Battery Operated Lights at wholesale Prices
20 LED Battery Operated Mini Lights Clear Bulb / Clear Wire (7') $4.49 set
Also see Multi Color LED Battery Set
Regular price $9.99 set
on/off switch
Total length: 7 ft.
Lighted length: 6.2 ft.
4" between each light
Indoor only
Battery: 3 AA (not included)
LED lights are very energy efficient: they use a tiny amount of power (80% less than regular ones) and last much longer.
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Thanks Jennifer, but unfortunately they're not shipping outside of the US at the moment. I could use an International Freight Carrier - but for a set of fairy lights I don't think it's worth it! Shame as they look gorgeous!
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Not sure exactly how much the solar powered lights were but could be around $70-$80. Ouch! That is a lot of batteries. They should last for a few years though?
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That looks like a good site. Have you used them? If so what are the delivery times like?
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I don't know, I havent used them but I think i'll get some of those lights!
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Another boob!
I was looking at Mitre 10 site and theUS site were advertising on it!
Jumped in with both feet- thought it was NZ site ($ sign tends to confuse me )
Sorry!
Thought these pics might cheer you up!
The stairs and the snow are mine- The house belongs to some person who competes with his opposite neighbour every year.
Credit crunch! What credit crunch?
Environment! Yeah! It's well lit!
Fuel bills? It'll be right.
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they look really good don't they?
I just ordered 2 sets - 20% off, who could resist!
I'm going to put them on a couple of the outside trees - pretty
I just ordered 2 sets - 20% off, who could resist!
I'm going to put them on a couple of the outside trees - pretty