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" Furniture maker, upholsterer, decorator, and DIYer Jennifer Bridgman of The Chronicles of Home loved the lit boxwood lights she spotted on The Hunted Interior, a HomeGoods find. But when Jennifer visited her local HomeGoods, she found the faux boxwood orbs but none with the option to light up. She remembered she had a few battery-operated LED packs from Christmas, and figured she could turn it into an easy DIY project.          Sharing how I made these lighted boxwood pendants on the blog today. Boxwood orbs and bistro set from @homegoods! A photo posted by Jennifer (@thechroniclesofhome) on Jun 16, 2014 at 5:47am PDT      &amp;amp;gt;  Jennifer was right. This idea couldn&amp;#039;t be simpler. Here&amp;#039;s what you&amp;#039;ll need to make your own:  Supplies   Plastic boxwood spheres with a woven plastic center (Jennifer used three in different sizes)   LED string lights with a battery pack  Rope  Command wire hooks   Her step-by-step instructions   1. Snip away part of the boxwood from the area you select as the top, so you can get your hand on the woven plastic center.   2. Insert the LED lights.   3. Tie a desired length of rope to the center.   4. Mount the Command hooks to the ceiling, and tie the opposite end of the rope to the hook.   Tell us: What have you used battery-powered lights to make?  ----- Plus:See more of our pretty handy project ideas \u00BB 10 top outdoor design trends for 2014 \u00BBDecorating ideas for outdoor spaces \u00BB43 porches and patios we&amp;#039;d love to relax on \u00BBUltimate outdoor party guide \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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