Lighted christmas wreath

The first step is to buy a wreath with built-in lights. This will save you time and effort. If your wreath doesn’t have built-in lights, start by attaching the light strand to the back of the wreath using wire or tape. Spread out the lights around the entire wreath. If the lights are not distributed evenly, it won’t look as good. Try to keep equal spacing between each light. Hang up your lit-up wreath and enjoy! You Can Check It Out To…

These DIY Christmas light balls are easy to make, they're infinitely customizable, and they're much cheaper than the ones sold in stores!

Looking to turn your yard into something unforgettable for the holidays? Look no further!

Bring some holiday cheer to your home with our 33" lighted Christmas wreath! Featuring 128 cold white LED lights, this Christmas wreath ornament is sure to brighten up your holiday season. Its versatile design includes a hanging ring and supporting bracket, allowing you to easily display it on the floor or hang it on the wall. Made from all-weather materials, this pre-lit Christmas wreath is built to last. The included metal ground stakes add to stability. Whether placed indoors or outdoors…

I am so excited to share this beautiful find from Balsam Hill with you today. I am such a big fan of their beautiful trees and wreaths and am thankful for their sponsorship of this post. The thoughts and tutorial are my own. I have always loved Christmas lights, but having a toddler makes me love them...Read More

Christmas Hack Use zip ties to add battery operated lights to your wreaths. Simple but so useful. Wreaths can go anywhere! Cabinets, doors, windows...

It's really hard to choose which Christmas decorations to make; we only have so much spare time. So check out these festive décor ideas and get a head start!

Last year (well before Thanksgiving) I purchased a new Christmas tree. This new tree is 3 pieces. You attach the 3 parts and ta-da -- the branches are perfect…