Really pretty! They would even be great with multi colored lights! They could also be used for a DIY wedding or a 50 year anniversary celebration. The possibilities are endless! Thanks for sharing!
I was wondering where you were going with this, I was like WHAT? and then when you finished, you said it was pretty, it wasn't, it is BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us and Happy Holidays. :)
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS GOING TO WRITE. LOL!! I just wasn't getting it at all and finally fast forwarded and whoa!! I can hear the neighbors' thoughts: where did she find that?
What a great idea! You could leave them up after the holidays - they would make a great nightlight or even a great porch/patio light. Thank you for this great DIY craft. Happy Holidays to You & Your Family.
Happy holidays made these 3 years ago and still going strong. You can change and add to the top and they look Amazing on dark or dim porch areas. great job
Living in Michigan I can tell you that battery operated anything doesn’t last long in the freezing temps outside. This is a beautiful project even for indoor display or a smaller version with greenery for centerpiece
@@MamaRayRayInTheKitchen I live in Michigan also, and I was thinking about the wind we get in Dec. I would be afraid it would get blown away. Happy Holidays to everyone.
Great idea! I'd use that tape inside each bowl to keep the string of lights suspended within each "bowl".. which may ultimately project a more "full" light effect to the whole structure.
@Julie N I'd do that also. Also, I just mentioned to my husband, to use tape to hold the bowls together because sometimes those battery powered lights don't last very long. With the tape, at least, you could pry bowls apart to replace batteries, etc. Finished product looks nice, though. Happy holidays!
Great idea. Thought; in each bowl One can add; using spray glue randomly To add snow flakes Also a few Xmas decorations of choice Each bowl for different affect!!
It wouldook like a light inside a white balloon or paper lantern. The sparkling effect is a result of the light reflecting off the angles in the faux crystal designs on the bowls.
Love this idea but living in Ontario, Canada the batteries wouldn't last, I think a hole in the side of the bottom bowl would allow me to install lights that I could plug in. Thanks for the great idea!
That’s what I’m thinking too. Batteries drain so fast. I’d rather plug them in and thought the same as you with a side hole or even a half circle on the bottom edge so it would still sit flat. I’m in NY just a few miles from Oswego on Lake Ontario.
I made ornaments out of those bowls. I added super small led wire lights that are powered by a battery pack and pulled all the lights through a small hole I burned on the bottom of one bowl and then glued two bowls together. Very easy. This is way more involved that what I made. I love it!! Maybe I’ll do something like this next. It looks amazing.
You are so CREATIVE! These are beautiful, and look so classy! These can be shown off all year, and will be wonderful, thoughtful gifts! I am very impressed! Thank you!
Thank you. I think using lights with white wires would be good also stuffing bowls with white batting might be nice. It would keep the lights more evenly dispersed in the bowls
About 40 years ago my dad used to solder clear plastic cups together and run lights through them. They looked like a cheap version of the Times Square ball. Lol. It was a fun holiday side hustle for a few years. Wish I had photos of them. These are genius ways to incorporate lights and inexpensive bowls.
Fun! I’ve been using large glass vases from flowers I received. I fill them with Christmas ornament balls and tinsel and use tiny copper wire lights in between and let the battery pack hang outside out of sight. Then I find a matching, gorgeous, glittery ribbon I have saved and tie a bow in front. Turn on the lights and voila! Very elegant lighted Christmas decor! And yes, I picked up tubes of ornaments from Dollar Tree!
Tenía mis dudas cuando comence a ver el video...pero es una magnífica idea, gracias y felicidades! I had my doubts when I started to watch the video...but it's a great idea, thank you and congratulations!
That would look cool if you made balls out of the bowls and made a giant strand of Christmas lights to hang up. Same idea but horizontal and spaced out basically)
Now that’s a very neat idea. I wish I had the patience to do these kinds of projects. I just might give it a try but on a smaller scale. The packaging porch decor is so cute. Thanks for sharing!
so much of the stuff people come up with looks like children made them as a school work project..these are so amazing,i could see them retailing for hundreds of dollars...geez...what a invention....gorgeous!!
Great idea! Will forward this to my sister. Several years ago she made some Christmas decorations for gifts that were lights inside of a frosted glass construction block (heavy and difficult to cut!). The ones used for letting in light, but not a window.
Love all the clever and budget friendly ideas. I also live in Florida and find it hard to find supplies at my DT store. I wondered if they thought we don’t celebrate Christmas lol. Just started crafting and have learned so much from your channel so thank you for sharing. New sub. 😊🎄⛄️❄️
I'm in Canada and this year has been bad for Christmas stuff 😕😞😕... it seems the past 2 to 3 years have been getting worse and worse. But thanks to channels like these we can still make Christmas projects 😊💞🕊🙏🏻... Merry Christmas 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
You are so talented! Thank you so much for sharing all your amazing projects! I love decorations for Christmas but on a very tight budget. So I hope I can borrow some of your ideas this year to decorate my porch. Thank you again. Happy holiday to you and your family.
Wow , they all came out beautiful i love the flashing ones . I will have to make that my project for 2022 for my tile porch . Add my small X-mas tree with it n my snowman inflatable , be perfect . 😁👍👍👍👍👍
Those would be perfect in my large planters by the garage!! You could put a bow around one of the narrow places and it would finish it off perfectly. What a genius idea!! ❤️❤️❤️
Really pretty! They would even be great with multi colored lights! They could also be used for a DIY wedding or a 50 year anniversary celebration. The possibilities are endless! Thanks for sharing!
if those crystal ornament towers were in some high end catalog, it would be 100's of dollars for one of them. Amazingly beautiful. You win !
This is true!
She is using plastic tho which is better 🌺
Don't think so it looks tacky and it's in plastic
@@r.r.r9746 the ornament looks nice. Real crystal would never work in the front porch as it could break.
Beautiful! Lights with a white cord would really be amazing.
I agree with you. I wonder what it would look like with plastic crystal stars, snow flakes and baubles in the bowls.
Most definitely!
Hazardous
I was thinking the same. I don't know how available those are, as most seem to be green, but I believe I have seen them with white cords too.
@@hairbygermaine1323 - those lights don't get particularly hot, so, I am wondering why you say "hazardous" ??
I was wondering where you were going with this, I was like WHAT? and then when you finished, you said it was pretty, it wasn't, it is BEAUTIFUL! Thanks for sharing your creativity with us and Happy Holidays. :)
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS GOING TO WRITE. LOL!! I just wasn't getting it at all and finally fast forwarded and whoa!! I can hear the neighbors' thoughts: where did she find that?
What a great idea! You could leave them up after the holidays - they would make a great nightlight or even a great porch/patio light. Thank you for this great DIY craft. Happy Holidays to You & Your Family.
Happy holidays made these 3 years ago and still going strong. You can change and add to the top and they look Amazing on dark or dim porch areas. great job
Living in Michigan I can tell you that battery operated anything doesn’t last long in the freezing temps outside. This is a beautiful project even for indoor display or a smaller version with greenery for centerpiece
Good morning And Happy Hoilday’s Yesss I live in Michigan and you are absolutely correct. 🎄🎁👍🏽
I live in Buffalo NY.
Nuff said 😂
Yes I was thinking same thing. So u might be able to somehow use plug in lights with making an side opening on the first bowl!
Toronto!🇨🇦 Again, nuff said
@@MamaRayRayInTheKitchen I live in Michigan also, and I was thinking about the wind we get in Dec. I would be afraid it would get blown away. Happy Holidays to everyone.
Great idea! I'd use that tape inside each bowl to keep the string of lights suspended within each "bowl".. which may ultimately project a more "full" light effect to the whole structure.
@Julie N I'd do that also. Also, I just mentioned to my husband, to use tape to hold the bowls together because sometimes those battery powered lights don't last very long. With the tape, at least, you could pry bowls apart to replace batteries, etc. Finished product looks nice, though.
Happy holidays!
Great idea.
Thought; in each bowl
One can add; using spray glue randomly
To add snow flakes
Also a few Xmas decorations of choice
Each bowl for different affect!!
One bowl (top and bottom) would make a great centerpiece if you add greenery, "snow", and ornaments around it.
Great idea! I wonder how it would look if the bowls were frosted inside
It would take the sparkle away !
It wouldook like a light inside a white balloon or paper lantern.
The sparkling effect is a result of the light reflecting off the angles in the faux crystal designs on the bowls.
Love this idea but living in Ontario, Canada the batteries wouldn't last, I think a hole in the side of the bottom bowl would allow me to install lights that I could plug in.
Thanks for the great idea!
Thats a good idea. I'm in Ontario too. I'd use white or clear cords and if using batteries, the wire twinkle lights are lighter.
That’s what I’m thinking too. Batteries drain so fast. I’d rather plug them in and thought the same as you with a side hole or even a half circle on the bottom edge so it would still sit flat.
I’m in NY just a few miles from Oswego on Lake Ontario.
@@kdjohnson7180 definitely white cords. spreading out the lights would be good too.
I made ornaments out of those bowls. I added super small led wire lights that are powered by a battery pack and pulled all the lights through a small hole I burned on the bottom of one bowl and then glued two bowls together. Very easy. This is way more involved that what I made. I love it!! Maybe I’ll do something like this next. It looks amazing.
Red or green bowls would be pretty too. Also, I'm thinking a snowman can be made with 2 larger clear bowls for body and a smaller clear bowl for head.
Yes! Using white corded lights for instead of the green🤗
Snowman is a cute idea!
Those would be nice any time of year that you want outdoor lighting, especially in a garden ... what a great idea, thanks!
@Barbara Cole Yesss! Great idea!!
Absolutely beautiful... Theses lights could also be used in the house any time of the year, what a great idea I love it ♥️👍
I think if the lights had been taped in each globe it would have looked nicer. Cute after dark especially w the flickering.
Great idea, you could add a few bright coloured baubles to the bowls too, red and gold or red and green would look very festive.
I think that was the first craft project I truly like from any craft show or project that I've seen on UA-cam! Thank you
I could NEVER do this! That’s why I so admire those who do. Beautiful!
It is definitely, so magical ❄😘
This took a lot of work ,I'm sure but the outcome is beautiful! This is actually something I would like to make.Thanks for sharing!
You are so CREATIVE!
These are beautiful, and look so classy!
These can be shown off all year, and will be wonderful, thoughtful gifts!
I am very impressed!
Thank you!
Beautiful, & quite elegant.
Could actually use these for many occasions, & incorporate colors.
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful idea! 👍
Thank you.
I think using lights with white wires would be good also stuffing bowls with white batting might be nice.
It would keep the lights more evenly dispersed in the bowls
They would make beautiful wedding table decorations
About 40 years ago my dad used to solder clear plastic cups together and run lights through them. They looked like a cheap version of the Times Square ball. Lol. It was a fun holiday side hustle for a few years. Wish I had photos of them. These are genius ways to incorporate lights and inexpensive bowls.
I remember those clear plastic cups “ball”! Thanks for the memory jog!!
Fun! I’ve been using large glass vases from flowers I received. I fill them with Christmas ornament balls and tinsel and use tiny copper wire lights in between and let the battery pack hang outside out of sight. Then I find a matching, gorgeous, glittery ribbon I have saved and tie a bow in front. Turn on the lights and voila! Very elegant lighted Christmas decor!
And yes, I picked up tubes of ornaments from Dollar Tree!
These are FABULOUS- well done, Chloe! I cannot wait to do this!
Love it! I wonder what it would look like with multicolor lights. Thank you for the beautiful idea. Namaste 🙏
I really like this idea. Thanks for sharing! Hope you have a blessed Christmas.
Gorgeous & Simple & inexpensive. LOVE IT! Thank you for sharing.
These are gorgeous for lighting in Home Decor use. Thank you so much for Home Talk!
I just love this craft idea going to make for all year round lighting Beautiful Stunning
It matches all the different moods of Christmas. ♥️
Great idea there are some lights that are made with thin wire that well show up much prettier inside the bowl either way it's a beautiful project
Surprisingly attractive! Wait for the finished product. 👍
So so pretty & great inexpensive crafty fun!!! They also look amazing! I'm going to rem to make these too!
Thank you! Your project is very pretty and well demonstrated. Merry Christmas!
I could just listen to your sweet voice all day! Absolutely beautiful!
I could NEVER think of something like this! Brilliant! Thanks.
OK NOW!! That was a very inspirational video thank u for showing how to make them very cleaver and beautiful.
Tenía mis dudas cuando comence a ver el video...pero es una magnífica idea, gracias y felicidades!
I had my doubts when I started to watch the video...but it's a great idea, thank you and congratulations!
That would look cool if you made balls out of the bowls and made a giant strand of Christmas lights to hang up. Same idea but horizontal and spaced out basically)
Now that’s a very neat idea. I wish I had the patience to do these kinds of projects. I just might give it a try but on a smaller scale. The packaging porch decor is so cute. Thanks for sharing!
Wow that’s a really ingenious idea for a Christmas decoration! Gorgeous & great fun! Thanks for sharing this with us💕🎄😊
Omg you are so crafty! Those are gorgeous decorations! Wow! Will have to try this next year for Christmas!
so much of the stuff people come up with looks like children made them as a school work project..these are so amazing,i could see them retailing for hundreds of dollars...geez...what a invention....gorgeous!!
I love Hometalk great idea’s.
Wow looks beautiful for any accession thanks for shearing a great idea 💡
Awww that is soooo Beautiful.
What an Amazing idea! I Love the gifts as well. That you for sharing this with us.
Great idea! Will forward this to my sister. Several years ago she made some Christmas decorations for gifts that were lights inside of a frosted glass construction block (heavy and difficult to cut!). The ones used for letting in light, but not a window.
Wow absolutely beautiful! Love this idea! Thanks for sharing!
Love your ideas. These are beautiful. Thank you for sharing your creativity
These towers are beautiful, I might make one for inside. Thanks for the money saving tip.
What a wonderful imagination you have! This is just lovely!
So pretty. I can't wait to make these. Great job and thank you.
Love them so good to see them working like they are working
I love crafty people!
What a lovely idea,I'm sure children would love to help do this. We don't have a Dollar shore in the UK sadly. All your shops sound so good.
Wow! They look fabulous.
Wow!! Beautiful and mesmerizing! Thanks for sharing. 🎄
At first I thought this is weird but I love the finished product.
I'm on my way to Dollar tree right now!
Beautiful so creative they would be beautiful at wedding receptions too
Brilliant ideas. Beautiful. Thank you for sharing your way of decoration for Christmas.
I’ve seen towers done with candle holders, plates and bowls in colored glass the lights would be great in those to. Thank you
Beautiful and great craft idea! Tfs and sending Cali love.
Genius, absolutely lovely
What a great imagination you have!! Creative genius ❄️ 💙 ❄️
Love all the clever and budget friendly ideas. I also live in Florida and find it hard to find supplies at my DT store. I wondered if they thought we don’t celebrate Christmas lol. Just started crafting and have learned so much from your channel so thank you for sharing. New sub. 😊🎄⛄️❄️
I'm in Canada and this year has been bad for Christmas stuff 😕😞😕... it seems the past 2 to 3 years have been getting worse and worse. But thanks to channels like these we can still make Christmas projects 😊💞🕊🙏🏻... Merry Christmas 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
We have pound shops similar to Dollar stores in England however we dont get the variety of products which they have in America/Canada ❤️🇬🇧
Great projects. So beautiful !Thank you for sharing!
Love this and so easy .. thank you for sharing. Will try in the new year ..💥
*Totally Awesomely beautiful!!! Great Share!!! 😁😁😁* Sharon in SC
Nicely done 👍, love it, thanks for sharing with us 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I really like this video. Never been a crafty person. But i want to yry this one. I keep comimg back to it
That is so pretty!! It looks like stacked ornaments!!💖❄️☃️💖💖
How beautiful!! Loving this idea. So pretty
Wow! That is absolutely beautiful! What a marvelous idea! Thanks so much for sharing! ☺️👍🏼
What a fun project! Thank you for such a great tutorial.
Amazing video. Great for the holidays. Could be a gift, present or love gift.
what a fantastic idea, how very creative, I absolutely love this
You are so talented! Thank you so much for sharing all your amazing projects! I love decorations for Christmas but on a very tight budget. So I hope I can borrow some of your ideas this year to decorate my porch. Thank you again. Happy holiday to you and your family.
Genius. Very very pretty.
Love them grouped together.
This idea I love. Thank you from this 57 yr old woman
Absolutely beautiful!
How clever and lovely!
Those are really cool. I wonder how they look with color lights. I need to try it.
WoW that's a pretty neat idea & I love it , you are one crafty person. Thanks for sharing & Happy Holidays.
Wow, You’re ideas are sooo wonderful!!! THANKYOU
So Beautiful!
Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely beautiful.🤩
What a wonderful and creative idea!
Wow , they all came out beautiful i love the flashing ones . I will have to make that my project for 2022 for my tile porch . Add my small X-mas tree with it n my snowman inflatable , be perfect . 😁👍👍👍👍👍
Very Gorgeous, they really look great at night not bad in the daytime either 😉
They would be pretty with colored twinkle lights too. Love these they are very pretty.
Stunning!
I love it...im going to win next year office decorating contest!
Those would be perfect in my large planters by the garage!! You could put a bow around one of the narrow places and it would finish it off perfectly. What a genius idea!! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow stunning. Thankyou