Rice Lights

Rice Lights

I am looking for rice lights or very tiny christmas-type lights in strings
of maybe 15-25 per strand. Would prefer an AC plug, but would consider a
battery powered string.

Any pointers would be great.

chaz

Rice Lights

I am looking for rice lights or very tiny christmas-type lights in strings
of maybe 15-25 per strand. Would prefer an AC plug, but would consider a
battery powered string.

Any pointers would be great.

chaz



http://www.cheesylights.com/standard1.html

I'd search for Modeling or Model Railroading suppliers like Micro-Mark, etc.
..... thinking of the little 'seed' lights they use in buildings and
streetlamps.

regards, JB




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Rice Lights

I am looking for rice lights or very tiny christmas-type lights in strings
of maybe 15-25 per strand. Would prefer an AC plug, but would consider a
battery powered string.

Any pointers would be great.

chaz

"chaz" wrote in message
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I am looking for rice lights or very tiny christmas-type lights in strings
of maybe 15-25 per strand. Would prefer an AC plug, but would consider a
battery powered string.

These used to be called "Grain of Wheat" bulbs.
--
Terry Harper
http://www.terry.harper.btinternet.co.uk/

I cant find them anywhere.............i can find small xmas lights but i am
looking for some i saw last weekend at a craft show.


"Terry Harper" wrote in message
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"chaz" wrote in message
hlink.net...

I am looking for rice lights or very tiny christmas-type lights in
strings
of maybe 15-25 per strand. Would prefer an AC plug, but would consider a
battery powered string.

These used to be called "Grain of Wheat" bulbs.
--
Terry Harper
http://www.terry.harper.btinternet.co.uk/

Chaz,

Try looking in a "Christmas" type store - you know the kind, open all year and
all they sell is Christmas stuff. A company called Department 56 sells snow
village stuff, those little light up villages that are so popular during the
holidays. Anyway, they make tiny little lights for tiny little trees and tiny
little houses. I think you can use batteries or purchase an AC adapter for
them.

Good Luck!
Holly

try using a search engine
www.yahoo.com
using three words

mini rice lights

brought me up
over TEN PAGES OF SOURCES

here are a few
http://home.freeuk.net/xmaslines/ricelights.htm

http://www.christmaslights.com/twlight.htm

http://seasonalreflections.com/weddi...ubcategory=150

battery operated here -
https://ssl.adhost.com/noveltylights...m?id=29&step=2
Cheryl
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