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Fairy Lights - How to Create Dazzling Effects
Edward Johnson, one of Thomas Edison's assistants, invented electric fairy lights in 1882, dressing a tree with 80 small bulbs. By 1902, his invention was being mass produced. While most western households have a special box in the loft marked 'Christmas tree lights' you might be surprised to find just how spectacularly diverse the range of fairly lights commercially available today actually is. If that loft box contains a tangled mass of ageing cable and burnt out bulbs, you're missing out on a new generation of decorative lighting which can transform your home - not just at Christmas, but all the year round.
String lights remain a very popular variety of fairy light - but the kitsch designs, gaudy colours and temperamental bulbs of yesterday have given way to a superb new age of LEDs (light emitting diodes). Not only are these lights vastly more reliable, they last nearly twice as long as their filament predecessors, give a more brilliant glow and frequently come with multiple effects. You can alternate at will between a steady glow, flashing, flickering, waves, pulses, fading and blending or a mix of all them. And you have a far better range of colours to choose from than you did in the past, from brilliant white to ice blue, cranberry red to mistletoe berry white, to spangled, multi-coloured incandescence.
The Christmas tree is today only one of the items you might wish to decorate with lighting. Icicle or string lights can also be tastefully garlanded around the stair-rail and even stair spindles if you have them, or draped around the frames of wall-pictures or mirrors. Curtain, net or icicle lights can also adorn your windows, from the living room to the kitchen to the front door. Or try wrapping a spiral of string lights around the curtain rail. And battery lights transform that stylish bundle of tied twigs in the corner of the hall or that large parlour palm in the living room into a luminously bejewelled objet d'art.
If you have a large glass vase, or a decorative bowl, a string of brilliant white LED lights on a bed of glass beads will transform it into a beautiful feature you'll not want to be without when the festive season ends (use lights with white or translucent cable though - green cable is too prominent and spoils the effect). Increasingly, people are keeping some of their fairy lights on display all the year round - only the specifically festive (the icicles along the soffits or the Christmas tree illuminations) are sent into hibernation in the loft or basement until next Yuletide. Along with being decorative, fairy lights have increasingly become functional as well.
With lighting like this, you'll forget about ceiling lights and table lamps: the soothing and classy ambience decorative http://www.ldj-lights.co.uk/ : fairy lightscan produce is always enchanting, subtle and uplifting. No longer just for the holiday season, these lights can give your home a festive feel all 365 days of the year.
About the Author
Michiel Van Kets writes articles for LDJ Lights,
http://www.ldj-lights.co.uk/
provider of Christmas lighting; fairy lights, battery and string lighting.
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Outdoor Lights - Transform Your Garden Or Terrace With Outdoor Lights
It's time for your party, twilight is falling, your terrace or garden lies in darkness and your guests are beginning to arrive. Then you flick a switch and your outdoor party zone springs into illuminated life with lines of shimmering outdoor fairy lights leading to the tables which are bathed in the gentle glow of lanterns. Colourful shapes shimmer in the trees and the whole scene is enchanting. Your outdoor lights have transformed your garden into a delightful spot for enjoyment and socializing.
Giving an outdoor event such as a dinner or cocktail party is always a special event. There's something supremely pleasant about dancing, chatting, eating and drinking in the open air in the evening beneath the stars. But you have to do things right, especially when it comes to lighting. By arranging your outdoor lights properly, you can create a truly magical ambience that will captivate all your guests. Here are some tips about how you go about it.
When it comes to buying your lights, here are some things you need to consider. The first thing you have to decide is whether you need the lights for actual lighting or just for decoration, or more likely, a combination of both. Ultimately, you need to create illumination that's soft and romantic but also functional.
Next you have to consider the mood you want to create. The lighting for a wedding party will be very different to a birthday, for example. For wedding lights you'll want soft pink romantic colours and perhaps torches or lanterns to give a classic ambience. For a teenage birthday, you'll want an upbeat mood and the kind of lighting that suits dancing. Outdoor fairy lights are perfect for any occasion.
It all depends on the ambience you want to create but you don't need to light up the whole terrace or garden. Just a few vital areas will do. It's important to light up the pathways and the tables and chairs, and the bar and buffet, so that people can find their way around and eat and drink in comfort. Meanwhile, other areas can be left in darkness with just an array of fairy lights twinkling away or glowing orbs and lanterns to add colour and style. Of course if you're having a BBQ or cooking in the open air, you'll need enough light to be able to do the job safely.
If you're planning a meal or barbecue followed by a more lively activity such as dancing, you can set up a lighting system employing multi effect lights. You just use a controller to choose between a range of light sequences such as twinkling, slow fade, flashing, even static if you choose. This means you can easily change the lighting to reflect the quickly changing the mood of a party.
Another factor you'll need to consider is your power options. You'll have to run electrical leads to your outdoor lights unless you're just using battery or solar powered lights. With some types of outdoor lights such as connectible lights and rope lights, you just need one power lead to service many lights.
Yet another choice you'll need to make is whether to use standard filament light bulbs or LEDs. Filament lights are cheaper and give a pleasant warm glow. LEDs are cooler and have a much longer life. Nowadays, you can get LED lights with the warm glow of filaments which makes them very attractive.
When it comes to outdoor lights, you may be worried about rain damaging your lights or causing shocks during an unexpected downpour in one of the capricious British summers. The solution is to use outdoor lights with IP44 and IP64 ratings. This rating means that the lights can be installed outdoors and left out whatever the weather.
The great thing about outdoor lights is that you can buy packages read made. Just put them in place, plug them in and you're ready to go. The best place to search for outdoor lights in online where you can browse the products of online vendors to find the right lights for your needs. You can even search by colour. Just place your order and your lights will be delivered in a day or two.
About the Author
Kathryn Dawson writes articles for LDJ Lights, a company in the UK that supplies a dazzling array of outdoor lights such as LEDs and outdoor fairy lights. View stylish indoor fairy lights, baubles and decorations and multi effect connectable net lights on the website. The company has over 100 installations for clients which include Europe's two largest centres and other major shopping centres. For Christmas or parties, use outdoor fairy lights such as LED icicle lights or multi colour starlights to create amazing effects.
Goffstown students perform ‘Into the Woods’ on July 30, 31
BY DARRELL HALEN The image of a character traveling through a forest in order to achieve a goal is a frequent one in folk literature. In the popular Stephen Sondheim musical, “Into the Woods,” several characters set out to get what they wish for – and live with the consequences of their actions. The Goffstown High School Music Department will present three performances of “Into the Woods” over ...
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