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May
19
With everyone spending more time outside, I thought I’d look for some outdoor lighting ideas using candles and lanterns. Carter Oosterhouse from HGTV shares several beautiful outdoor lighting ideas in this video. I love the suspended lanterns on the gazebo idea as well as the iron chandelier that uses votives. There are also free instructions for funky tube lights using stove pipe end caps and textured plastic.
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The lights that use those battery in the cylinders would also be nice on an enclosed back or front porch area as well as inside to save on your power bills…
Good idea Deb! Some rechargeable batteries would make them last.