Cute Santa Claus Bell Decorative Figures

Specifications:

• The special Christmas decoration figures are well designed and durable
• You can use the Christmas decoration figures to decorate you house
• The Santa Claus bell Christmas decoration accessories will make your house full of vitality
• In recent time, the home decor items are very popular with people
• The Christmas accessories will be good gifts for your family and friends

Details:

• There are several kinds of cute Santa Claus bells for you to choose

• The Santa Claus bell with a scarf is very lovely and well designed

• This Santa Claus bell with clothes can increase some happy expression for you

• The Christmas decorative figures are also very cute and exquisite

• The well designed Christmas decorative figure is very cute and stylish

NOTE:

• Pattern is random in delivery

How to Wire Outdoor Christmas Decorations:

When it comes to outdoor house decoration, Christmas is probably the most exciting time of year. That is the season when houses light up almost as bright as Christmas trees. While these Christmas decorative lights may sometimes seem over the top, it is always possible to achieve a tasteful and elegant exterior light design as well. If you want to make your home stand out in your neighborhood while enhancing the festive feeling and atmosphere at the same time, you may want to learn how to wire decorative Christmas lights and outdoor lamps

• Make a detailed plan for your outdoor Christmas lighting. Use a photo of your house or a sketch to make a design of your festive decoration. Mark the location of outdoor outlets and indicate the dimension of your house, façade and garden. Then after drawing all the Christmas lamps, decoration and various lighting, measure the length of the strings and extension cord needed. Note that strings usually come in standard lengths of 25, 50, 100 and 200 lights. For every foot of height of a tree or a bush, you will need approximately 50 to 100 lights, so plan accordingly
• Decide on the type of the Christmas lighting you want, from the color and size to energy efficiency. Also, decide whether you want to install a timer for your lights as well as do you need them to be blinking or to have a solid, continuous shine. The size of the lights also makes a difference, so choose either C7s or C9s, and plan where to install them
• Find an electric source for every individual Christmas decorative light. After making a quick sketch for the overall outdoor Christmas design of your home, you will know what kind and how many lights you will need. Check the outlet locations to see the amount of extension cords needed. Note that it is better to have strategically placed outdoor receptacles controlled by an indoor switch than to use extension cords at all
• Inspect all the Christmas lights for damage. If there is tearing on the wire's insulation, smashed sockets or similar damage, dispose of that particular string of lights. Test every part of your outdoor Christmas lighting strings by plugging it into and electrical socket. If a lamp doesn't light up, simply replace it with another one. Fasten all light bulbs in their sockets firmly to assure they will not loosen up once they are hung on the house
• Start arranging your Christmas decorations by wrapping lights around the trees, beginning at their base, and by placing single decorative lamps in the garden or on the house
• Attach the electrical cord, if needed, with plastic clips. Use these clips to hang the cord along the gutter or to a tree. Plastic clips are much safer than metal staples and are easier to remove once the holiday season is over
• Attach the strings with plastic clips, electrical tape and a cloth-backed adhesive tape. Be especially careful when dealing with the end of a string of lights that goes into an outlet

How to Decorate with Christmas Decor:



When decorating for Christmas, think first about the kind of feeling you want to create for yourself and your guests. If you want a kitschy, retro feeling, use lots of colored lights and quirky accents like antique Santa figurines. For a homey, casual atmosphere use white lights and natural accents, like sprigs of cranberries and wreaths made from twigs. For a modern feeling, avoid red and green altogether and decorate with a silver-and-blue color scheme

• Decorate the exterior of your home first, starting the weekend after Thanksgiving. This is especially important if you live in a snowy area because you'll want to get lights on your outdoor trees before heavy snow comes. Hang large ornaments in bare trees and put lights in evergreen trees. Wrap strings of twinkle lights around trees and hang netted lights over bushes
• Hang a wreath on the front door. You can buy a wreath made from evergreen boughs from a store or from the stand where you buy your Christmas tree. Attach a bow made from red ribbon. You can also make your own wreath. Start with a foam wreath base from a craft store and use hot glue to attach pine cones or twigs. Cover up any bald patches by gluing on clusters of cranberries
• Buy a Christmas tree. Before choosing one, measure the height of the ceiling in the room where you plan to set up the tree. Look for a tree that is 6 to 12 inches shorter than the ceiling so you'll have room for a tree topper. Have a half inch cut off from the base of the tree. "Real Simple" magazine claims that doing this will add an extra 2 to 3 weeks to your tree's life. Once you get the tree home, set it up in a tree stand filled with cold water. For a homey style, cover the tree with strings of colored or white lights and homemade ornaments and crafts made by you or your kids. For an upscale tree, use white lights. Choose one or two theme colors and use ornaments in only those colors
• Decorate the fireplace and mantle. If you have a fireplace, chances are it's a focal point in your home, so decorating this area goes a long way toward creating a holiday atmosphere. If you don't light fires, put three to five large white candles inside your fireplace. "Better Homes and Garden" magazine suggests placing two glass vases filled with silver ball ornaments on the mantle and surrounding them with evergreen garlands for a homey atmosphere. For a more modern feel, the magazine suggests placing white platters filled with citrus fruits (like whole lemons and limes) on the mantle for a burst of color. Use fake fruit or real fruit, but be prepared to replace the real fruit once every 10 days to prevent rotting. Stand thick white candles between the platters
• Add poinsettias. These flowers are available in red, white, pink and yellow. They typically come in foil-covered flower pots. Place a few pots together in an entryway so you'll be greeted with a burst of color every time you enter. For a less traditional look, cut individual stems from the poinsettias and place them in vases around the house
• Finally, add some personal touches. Even if you're going for a modern, upscale feel, you can still add a few of your favorite family Christmas decorations. Hang up the clothespin reindeer you made in preschool and remember how proud you were when your parents hung it on the family tree

Package Included:

• 1 x Decorative Figure