Saw some in a very rustic restaurant (old general store) last night. They used to have regular Christmas lights strung along the walls and ceiling and these were a definite step up.

I don't but I think they're really pretty. I might get some to line our deck with. There is a woman in back of us that has the ones that Costco sells during the holidays. She lined their deck with them and uses them all year long. It looks so pretty. They have a clear hose lining to protect them from elements though and I wonder if that wouldn't be a better option. Her's have been up for several years now and are still going strong.

I used them two years ago with my holiday garland inside. They were a bit fiddly to work with because the wire is so fine that it gets tangled easily.

I have a couple of small strings of LED lights that are tiny blobs of light on a very thin copper wire. They are battery operated and I am using them on the dining room table sort of swirled around my center pieces. The LED lights are not at all blue in color and not as bright as some because they are so small, almost like large pinpoints of light. They provided a lovely additional light when we are using candles at dinner.

Didn't know they were available battery-operated. Do you remember where you bought them?

ETA: found them on Amazon. And when did Amazon raise their free shipping to $49 purchase? It was $35 a month ago.

I got this small one for my wreaths ...It also has a timer.

Cindy are you a prime member ?

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00J444DMY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00

Cindy, I picked mine up in the checkout line at Marshall's.....they had only two sets left, each $5 at full price. They're only about 40" long though.

I had some for Christmas which I used outside, but belatedly realized they were indoor only! and didn't last long outside. I agree they were very delicate and pretty. I guess this is a warning to read the label before buying!