2. Wrap a strand of paper lantern string lights around a twig and hang above the bed.
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Use 3M clear plastic adhesive tabs to help guide the lights where you want them to go.
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7. Create a lit-up display by poking holes in a canvas.
More directions here.
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11. Or use the doilies to make a wedding garland.
Just cut small holes in the center of the doilies and poke the lights through.
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Instead of putting lights in the boxes, you could just intertwine them with an origami box garland.
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18. Create colorful twine balls to encase the lights.
Get the full tutorial here.
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22. Hang icicle lights from fluffy cloud sculptures.
There's no tutorial for this, but you might be able to figure it out if you're especially crafty.
25. Spell out a message with these pendant lights.
Make the letters by poking holes in the paper.
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26. Make a flashing cardboard Christmas tree.
Poke holes in the cardboard and stick the lights through.
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27. Create a romantic headboard piece.
"Build a simple wood frame from 2x4s, and add crossbeams. Drill small holes to put cords through in the bottom of each opening. Paint your frame and screw to the wall. Fill each space with lights and connect all cords. Cut translucent panels from polycarbonate sheet and fix to the frame with screws."
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28. Use shiny wrapping paper to create giant candy lights.
Get the directions here.
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30. Electrify an old stuffed animal with LED lights.
Get the instructions here.
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34. Wrap lights around a wire wreath.
Possibly the easiest DIY wreath that exists.
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36. String with sequins and foil to make this sparkly garland.
Get the directions here.
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39. Use foil cupcake liners as light embellishments.
This is a great idea for any holiday party.
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41. Make the sparkliest backdrop ever with mirrors and lights.
Get the directions here.
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42. Use twigs to make this rustic chandelier.
This could easily be adapted for use with string lights.
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43. Make a strand of Himmeli lights.
These are $77 from Etsy, but you could DIY something similar using these instructions and black straws.
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44. Make a Hula-Hoop chandelier using icicle lights.
Get the tutorial here.
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45. Fill a plastic bin with string lights to make a light table.
Great for a children's playroom. Get more information here.
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