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"  Brighten up any party by transforming a round, battery-operated light into a glowing tower that is safe to put on the floor and works well indoors and out. Perfect for summer BBQ&amp;#039;s or even during the holidays, these towers are a great alternative to candle light. Plus, they are easy (we swear \u2014 it only takes five minutes) to make and will last a lot longer! WHAT YOU&amp;#039;LL NEED A round battery-operated light (approximately 3 inches wide)Double-stick tapeA sheet of paper (with the image you want on your light tower) Note: Wrapping paper also works well, and can add to the theme of your party. HOW TO MAKE THEM  If the light is 3 inches wide then cut out your paper to be 9.5 inches wide by 8 inches high. (NOTE: If the light is not 3 inches, measure the circumference and add \u00BD inch. This will be the width of your paper. The height should remain 8 inches.) Place double-stick tape along the entire side of the LED light. Wrap the paper around the light so that the bottom of the paper touches the floor and the light is not visible. In the area where the paper will overlap, place double-sided tape along the seam, and press the paper together. Turn the light on, and watch it glow. TIP: Double-stick tape can be hard to work with in long pieces. I recommend placing a shorter piece of tape then adhering a portion of paper, repeating until done. TIP: If you want to give your light a base, you can place it on a round coaster.  **This craft was the brainchild of Dorothy Krasowska "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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