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Take the cage and start wrapping from top to bottom. Because
the icicle lights are so full and have so many strands hanging down I did not
have to use anything to attach them to the cages. Just keep wrapping till you
get the desired fullness or run out of lights. I did in fact run out of lights
on the second tree and had to unwrap a little bit and pull the lights down to
get them all the way to the bottom.
After wrapping away I was finished and totted them out
to the porch. I simply love them. They look great at night (my photography wasn’t
great on the night pics) and they were pretty inexpensive. Each cage was about
$4 and I had the lights so this was an $8 project. The home improvement store I visited also had colored tomato cages but they went up in price. Also I used really tall ones but you could use smaller ones depending on your needs. We all know the lit trees
you can buy at the stores are at least three times that amount. I say this was a
win!
How do you light up the night during Christmas?
Daspri
Daspri
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