Creative use for battery operated LED lights.
I found such an easy and safe way to decorate with pumpkins. I bought some of those foam carvable pumpkins while they were on sale at Joann Fabrics (link Here). It's not that I don't like real pumpkins, my porch is covered with them. I wanted pumpkins for inside and ones I won't have to worry about drying out. These pumpkins are hallow but I did have to cut a hole in the bottom to insert my battery operated lights (link Here).
I broke out my husbands cordless drill and started drilling random holes all over the pumpkin. When I was satisfied with all my holes I than took my utility knife and cut out a hole in the bottom of the pumpkin.
I then inserted the LED String Lights by LGXANTT into the hole I made in the bottom of the pumpkin. I like to use these LED micro lights becasue they are on a very flexible wire making the perfect for just about any craft. They run on 3 AA batteries so I don't have to worry about having to plug the lights in. Plus the lights stay cool to the touch making them a safe choice.
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Then I just just flip the pumpkin over and set it anywhere. I am making 2 more of pumpkins just like this one to have on my kitchen table for now and probably through Thanksgiving. In my opinion I think the pumpkin came out great!
Disclosure: I received the Micro LED String Lights for free. All opinions and words are my own. I am under no obligation to write a review or recommend this product. The choice was purely my own and I received no additional compensation
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