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    Lights for door wreath

    • 06-12-2019 09:27PM
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      SarahLil
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      I have a gold wreath for my front door I would like some lights for it any recommendations?

      I have warm white cluster lights on my Tree and my Garland so I would be looking for something that colour, I did try some battery lights from Woodies before but it didn't look right maybe I had the wrong amount of lights

      What does everyone else use?


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    • #2
      harr
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      SarahLil wrote: »
      I have a gold wreath for my front door I would like some lights for it any recommendations?

      I have warm white cluster lights on my Tree and my Garland so I would be looking for something that colour, I did try some battery lights from Woodies before but it didn't look right maybe I had the wrong amount of lights

      What does everyone else use?

      I was looking for something similar and in fact I picked up a very cheap set of white led in euro giant... I think the set only has 30 small bulbs and it looked fine.


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      Toots
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      Lidl has little sets of warm white battery LEDs and they look great. I've those on the tiny tree in the hall and they're lovely.


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      Postgrad10
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      Be prepared to change the batteries a few times on the lights for the door wreath over Christmas. The cold causes them to fade. I cover the battery part in kitchen roll put the pack in a small ziplock bag and hide it well at the back.


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      Posy
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      I can't be bothered to put lights on my wreath, I've enough batteries to change this month as it is! :pac:


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      Postgrad10
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      Posy wrote: »
      I can't be bothered to put lights on my wreath, I've enough batteries to change this month as it is! :pac:

      Well i’ve Just got the tree, fireplaces , and the Christmas wreath to put lights on :) And just the wreath needs batteries.


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      matchthis
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      Dunnes have copper wire led lights battery operated and would go well with the wreath as the wire would blend a bit with it


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      SarahLil
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      Thanks everyone another thing added to the list il check out the suggestions


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