Light Up Party Balloons
If your party decor is in need of a boost, you can make these easy balloon lights that set the mood just right. They’re easy to make and very cost effective.
Photo Lighting
Once upon a time we used to develop film from our cameras and you’d get the negatives back once they were printed. Remember that? If you were born after 1995 you probably don’t. But I bet your mom has plenty to share. Now you can turn those old keep-sakes into decorative lighting.
Twinkle Lights Re Imagined
Just about everyone can make this light with materials lying around the house. Some card board, a string of Christmas lights, a little hot glue and you’re set. This tutorial shows triangle (Christmas Tree) shapes but you can do just about any shape your creative mind can muster.
Cardboard Cutout Lights
Another interesting spin on lighting paired with cardboard was does by Sugar & Cloth. Have fun making these cut outs and painting them to match any color scheme.
Dixie Cup Light Garland
Thanks to a great assortment of prints that Dixie cup has come out with, you have a huge selection of colors and patterns to choose from for this tutorial. But even a simple white cup would make a chic string of lights for any walk way or mantle.
The Sparkleball
You can find all the parts necessary to make this light online. OR you can order a kit directly from the designer herself, Alex Finlayson.
Jug Lights
Hang on to your milk jugs! This makes a fun lighting project for holidays like Halloween and Christmas. You can use colored bulbs like green and red or black and orange for the holidays!
Teddy Bear Lighting
You and your kids can make a sweet little night light out of an old honey bear bottle.
Booze Lighting
Looking for lighting for your next adult get together? Use the bottles from your last!
Ice Lights
Whether you’re throwing a Frozen themed party for 5-year-olds or a winter holiday party for senior citizens, these lights will be a hit for kids of all ages!
