It gets so dark when picking down the Christmas lights. Inspired by this great loop , we try ourselves at a remuneration to poinsettias and candles.

You need small paper cups, we found in our local grocery store, a light loop, glue and a safety pin.

1. Is there a handle on your cups so start by gently tugging them. Our copper had an empty pattern we did not want. We've covered it with strips of patterned paper that we pasted on.

2nd By making small holes in the cups looking light out in small patterns when you light loop. The holes are made easy with a safety pin.

3rd When the holes are clear cut you a check in the bottom of the cups. The cross should be slightly smaller than the lights on the light trail. Then gently into a light.

4. If the light is the impression about half stops it still right in the mug. Be sure that the lights do not go against the edges. Lights must not be hot enough to burn holes in the cups, but you can never be too sure.

Let there be light!

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3 Responses to Light chain of mugs

  1. Mia writes:

    Thanks for the comment now, I found your great blog. Ljusslingan was just so nice like the small holes.

    Happy new pysselår I wish you too.

  2. Absolutely lovely! So very nice.

    Thanks for lots of inspiration. Good continuation of new year!

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