Wrap tin foil around a massive limb to light up your yard in the most amazing way.

Many of us wish we could keep our outdoor lights on all year, but tangled electrical wires and hefty energy bills prevent us from doing so. Fortunately, technology has improved. Today, I’d like to show you how I created a DIY fairy light tree using Starbright’s solar-powered string lights that can be used all year. Solar-powered lights reduce the need for extensive electrical lines. Starbright financed this research.

how to make a diy fairy light tree with string lights

This 5-foot fairy light tree is ideal for placing on a covered patio or porch, surrounded by foliage or flowers. Making your own fairy tree is just one example of how to employ solar-powered lights. Brightology offers a variety of different creative applications. If you want to transform your outdoor living space, order Brightology today! CODE: Vik20 will save you 20%.

how to make a diy fairy light tree with string lights

For additional information and photos, please visit my website, DIY Fairy Light Tree. You can see my other project here. Step 1: Find a Tree Twig. Step 2: Trim unnecessary branches. Step 3: Wrap branches with aluminum foil.

how to make a diy fairy light tree with string lights

Step 4: Cut base boards. Step 5: Drill a spike hole and cut the angle. Step 6: Assemble the base. Step 7: Paint it. Step 8: Attach the tree branch. Step 9: Attach the solar panel. Step 10: Wrap the wire with lights around the tree.

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