Thread: cheapest easyest LED lighting ever!!

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So! Whilst messing about with some recently made pumpkins of mine, I came up with what i think is a genius way of lighting things..... THESE: ......They are cheap little finger lights that ravers like to use. They can be found at any Dollarama in the toy section, 4 for 1$...... be warned! they are not high quality by any means and i'd say 1 in 8 are faulty but for the price ya can't go wrong, buy 10 bucks worth ya get 40 of em and they look damn cool .......I'll post some pics of lit up props when I find my camera

Hmmmm.......looks promising. I wonder how long they stay lit and if you can replace the battery?

These look like the spots discussed so much last year, only with a ring and not the clips attached.

I used one of these to light-up the haunt keyboard to change commands (the computer is the controller in the haunt and is dark) during Halloween. They are very handy (get it?...handy...). Stored it for a year and the next year it still lit. I like 'em.

There were similar lights like this mentioned last year, and in this group buy...only they have felt ring bands instead of clips. I would assume these aren't as sturdy or bright as the ones at wholesale for .60 cent each in the Group Buy, but they are less expensive. For my needs though, I need them to be clip on. There is an Active Group Buy on them at this link. Yellow LED spots are available as well Micro Spotlight Group Buy
I urge everyone to participate so we can meet our discount quota. Thanks.

I used them also, in my basement pics.

Everytime I try to use them my 3 year old son steals them.

we used almost 100 of them last year.
greens were great
blue was better than expected
red did not last near as long as the other colors

aye, I mentioned these last year as well because I found a ton for dirt cheap sold my chinese on ebay. We dont have the stores by me that carry these so for $10 I could get like 40 of them. They had a few different types too, clips and rings.

I have been using these for a couple years. They really last a long time. Only problem is I can't find them as easily anymore