Outdoor solar lamps

DIY to Transform Old Lamps Into Outdoor Solar Lamps. converting old electric lamps into solar lights for your patio, porch, deck, campsites, and RVs in minutes. NO electricity is needed!

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I love solar lights and these upcycled solar lamp posts are perfect by my back door. This tutorial includes a video and a written tutorial!

Decorative outdoor solar light can be swaying with the wind, like a group of fireflies flying in the dark, dancing beautifully, creating a romantic atmosphere. Solar garden lights can be automatically charged during the day and automatically turn on at night. It can be fully charged in 4-6 hours under direct sunlight, and can be lighted for 8-15 hours under full power. Outdoor waterproof lawn lights can be used normally even in rainy weather. It is perfect for outdoor decoration, as well as…

We've been spending so much time in our yard and I added several more stunning different decorative outdoor solar lights to the landscaping.

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These LED solar lamps are equipped with an AA battery that is charged by the sunlight. These outdoor solar lights can be installed under the roof, or fixed on the fence or wall. With three 0,06-watt LEDs inside, each solar lamp can provide 0,8-watt lighting. During the day, these lights convert daylight into electricity and recharge the battery. At dusk, they turn on automatically and run on the electricity stored during the day. How long the light lasts depends on the amount of daylight…

This is a thrifty little project that is so easy! My friend {and creative muse} D'Ann saw these little garden lights at a local antique store. We knew we could make them for next to nothing! D'Ann's hub is a contractor, so he takes lots of old light fixtures featuring these little jewels out of homes as he remodels. Between the ones we could get from him and some purchased at Goodwill and other thrift stores, we had quite a variety to work with! So here is what you need: globes from old…