Our Walmarts haven't set theirs up yet. But...it's about that time!

Hey there, Alex! They are super light weight and take up almost no storage space. So, all in all, a neat prop.

@@ChristmasOnCrestline, how would you mount them? I live in a very windy area. My only concern would be that.

Thank ya, CPH.

They are big in the Christmas pixel space.

I didn't know they did mini lights aswell! I've always used gilbert engineering. They will do both pixel and mini lights as well!

Great tip, Larry! On some props, I'll custom make the strings and just cut off the string where I no longer need the length and heat shrink the plug back on.

Where do you get your supply, Janet?

Same question 🙋‍♂️

They do indeed. The 35ct and 70ct boxes I saw last season were $25 a box. This year, so far, they are at the same price point. Seems like thouse would be a good garage sale pick up.

Nope. It's all the same, the difference it the background was further away so the blur effect was allowed to function like it is supposed to. Thanks though, Braydon!

Really easy.

I do something similar, Michael. I made 16 of these this season and became fairly proficient at the scheme. I skipped several but came back to them immediately thereafter. I bit like hopscotch. Two steps forward, one step back. That seemed to allow me to complete the pattern without stretching the line.

Hey there, Brenda! It depends on the string. The commercial grade would. Incandescents would not. Some LEDs may but it depends upon how they are made. They do make 70 ct strings but they are 5x more expensive than the 100ct strings of Christmas lights.

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Great question, Thom. Mine are 1/2 inch thick and due just fine. I have them zip tied to vertical 2x4s which are connected to the home.

No kidding, WC!

Indeed they are, Memphis. I don't see a way for water to adversely affect the coro. You're good to go.

@@ChristmasOnCrestline Thanks great 👍 content

Appreciate that!

My thing is that the 100ct is the most widely available and the most popular. Would just be helpful to not have to buy a special count. Thanks, DF.

I have just the thing for you. I'll get with you Monday.

Oh, you can absolutely do that, Jason. Cut them and reattach the female end or seal them. I ended up using light caps to hide the lights rather than tape them. Thanks so much for the kind words!

Unfortunately I and several others have that same experience with them this year, Alex. But to answer your question, they do 90% pixel cutouts and only a handful of minis.

@@ChristmasOnCrestline ok, thanks!

Yes, but they don't protrude through the other side as much.