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Aug
21
I would never have thought you could make gorgeous fairytale lights using egg cartons, but thanks to the tutorial from Esprit Cabane, now I know how! Be sure to use only LED lights, as any other kind could start a fire in the individual containers. I can see these decorating my porch for a garden party, adding a bit of whimsical beauty to the evening. They’d also be perfect for a little girl’s bedroom!
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A genius idea! I’ve used the plastic cartons for casting resin but hadn’t come up with a good use for the cardboard cartons. Thanks!
i love this.