why not...???
i don't mind...of course there should be a light...actually four light sources...not that kind of led tea lights...they are too similiar to candles...so what about a whole bunch of lights...lights on a string...fairy lights.
...good idea...let's see what i have on hand...lights, glasses, miniature christmas balls...and...candle number pins...who says they need to be pinned onto candles...???
martini glasses placed on a slate tray, number pins placed in front of each glass, fairy lights placed into the glasses, christmas ball added...that's it...just light a fairy light each sunday and you have a perfect unconventional adventwreath.
this is what you need
- four martini glasses
- four battery powered fairy lights
- sliver and grey christmas balls
- four larger matching christmas ornaments (to hide the battery pack)
- set of numbers (i used stainless steel candle pins, i had on hand)
- large plain slate tile
this is what you have to do
- place the battery pack of the fairy light on the bottom of the martini glass
- add the string with the lights
- add the christmas balls
- place the larger ornament directly onto the battery pack
- place the numbers onto or in front of the tile or tray
- as i used candle pins, i could only lean them on the edge of the slate tile
- place one martini glasses behind each number
- that's it
- switch on one of the fairy lights advent sunday
- and it might look like that
- thank you very much for visitng me here...i hope you enjoyed your stay...best regards...silke
